Man expeled the Hindu flag in the village of New York, the police start

A man pushed into the property of a Hindu family in the New York village of Queens and tore down religious flags, rejected them in the trash and made the family absolutely shocked. The New York police authority (NYPD) examines the incident as a hate crime. The incident will take place from April 20, but was to be light after the NYPD requested information from the public about the intruder.

The Hindu flags are often seen in the houses of some families and are part of their Puja ceremonies.

The man, who has not yet been identified, went twenty minutes before 3 p.m. on April 20 on the ownership of the victim and removed all four Hindu flags from the veranda of the house.

There was no other damage, reported a US website, QNS, citing the police.

Queens Village is a bourgeois residential area in the eastern part of the New York district of Queens.

Nypds Hass Crime Task Force begins examination

The Hasskrebrechens -Sksk Force of the New York police authority (NYPD) examines the case of criminal mischief in Bellerosis in the afternoon of April 20.

The NYPD also spent the suspect's surveillance pictures and described it as a light complexion and a cavy head.

The individual was last seen in sunglasses, a dark jacket, a purple tie and blue pants with a brown briefcase over the shoulder and a multicolored shirt and a light coat.

The police also asked the public to share information about this incident with hate crimes, and he spent telephone numbers through which people can share their inputs.

The police said that the identity of the people who share information is kept confidential.

Anyone who has information about hate crash incidents is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Hotline Hotline. People can also submit tips by traveling on the crime stopers website under crimestopper. All calls and messages are confidential.

The Indian-American leaders have expressed concerns about the rise of Hinduphobia in the United States.

“We see a lot of Hinduphobia,” said Shri Thanedar, a Democratic Member of the congregation, at a meeting of Hindu leaders and organizations in 2024, where he asked for opportunities to combat the growing hate crimes against Hindus in the USA.