Sikh Youth Was Killed In The US Rail Yard firing
Sikh youth was killed in US Rail Yard firing has a relationship with Tarn Taran of Punjab.
The Indian Sikh, 36-year-old Tapatej Singh, is among nine people who died in a shootout at the San Hoje Rail Yard in the California province of the United States.
Tapatej hails from Tarn Taran, Punjab. Tapatej has two children in his family along with his parents and wife.
After the incident, cousin Jagminder Singh told that he had talked to his family before going to work at three-thirty in the morning.
After that we kept matching his number, no response was received. Later it is learned that he had given information about the shootings to some of his colleagues by phone.
Sikh youth was killed in US Rail Yard firing: Tapatej Singh was working in the railyard, he has also worked as a light train driver for nine years.
The shootout in San Jose has been carried out by an employee working in the rail yard. He has been identified as 57-year-old Samuel Cassidy.
Enforcement officials said that eight people died on the spot due to firing, while one died in the hospital.
The shooter has also died in the incident. It is not clear on what basis he targeted people because she had let some people go.
It is the 15th mass murder case in the US in 2021, according to data compiled by The Associated Press, USA Today, and North Eastern University, killing 86 people in 2021 mass murders.
So far this year, 86 people have died in these firing incidents, while in 2020 the number was 106 for the whole year.
The US told Russia, open skies will not rejoin the arms control treaty.
The Biden administration on Thursday informed Russia that the US would not rejoin a major arms control agreement.
The US has given this clarification to Russia at a time when both sides are preparing for the next month’s summit meeting between their leaders.
US officials said Wendy Sherman, the US Deputy Foreign Minister, told Russian officials that the US administration had decided not to re-enter the Open Sky Treaty, which allowed military units to monitor flights in both countries.
Prior to this treaty, President Donald Trump seceded the US.
