Hindu family assaulted, abused and pelted with rocks while performing Puja in Canada, Mississauga

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Hindu family attacked in Canada
a 44-year-old Hindu man and his family were performing a small religious ceremony in the Streetsville park in Mississauga city, Canada at around 5:30 PM when two male teens approached them and started abusing them. They also assaulted the man and threw rocks at him.https://www.opindia.com/2021/09/canada-hindu-family-faces-hate-crime-in-mississauga-while-performing-puja/
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