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Firing in US gurdwara packed with devotees; 7 dead, 20 hurt A cop stands guard as bystanders gather at the scene of shooting at a gurdwara in Oak Creek, US, on Sunday. — AP
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Six persons were killed in an attack on a gurdwara during Sunday morning prayers in Wisconsin by at least one gunman who was also shot dead, the police said.
Chandigarh/Delhi, August
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Amid speculation that all is not well between him and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra
Modi, senior BJP leader L K Advani today caused ripples in political circles by stating that a non-Congress,
non-BJP Prime Minister supported by one of these two principal parties was ‘feasible’ after the next Lok Sabha elections.