Washington: President Joe Biden has called for a reduction in gun violence and a ban on deadly weapons in the United States, condemning racial violence and calling for it to stand up against it.

He was speaking on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the racial attack on a gurdwara in Wisconsin in 2012.

On August 5, 2012, a white man opened fire inside the Oak Creek gurdwara, killing six people. In the year 2020, the seventh person, who was seriously injured, died.

In the year 2020, the seventh person, who was seriously injured, died.

“The Oak Creek shooting was the deadliest attack on Sikh-Americans in the history of our country. The sad part is that attacks on religious places in our country have become common in the last decade. It is the responsibility of the countrymen to stop them.”

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