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German Gurdwara violence: Four injured in clash; police launch probe
- On Sunday, a violent clash at a gurdwara in Moers, Germany, left at least 11 people injured, prompting a major police response with special tactical units deployed to contain the altercation.
- The confrontation stemmed from long-standing disagreements regarding the election of a new board of directors and control over gurdwara funds, according to police investigations.
- Approximately 40 people participated in the altercation, wielding pepper spray, knives, kirpans, and allegedly a firearm, forcing many worshippers to flee in panic.
- Emergency responders treated the injured at the scene, while police detained at least one suspect and launched a criminal probe to identify those responsible.
- A 56-year-old congregant told Bild that the attack appeared premeditated, as investigators continue establishing the exact sequence of events and identifying those involved.
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Kirpans out, turbans tossed in air: Multiple injured in violent clash in Germany gurdwara
The situation escalated rapidly, leading to the deployment of nearly 100 police personnel on the spot, including a specialised Special Task Force unit and a helicopter for aerial monitoring.
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Kirpans, guns, pepper spray unleashed during violent clash inside Germany gurdwara, 11 injured
Initial police probe indicates the dispute may be connected to the election of a new board of directors, with tensions also linked to disagreements over gurdwara funds, as multiple groups claim control.
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