An Ohio Hindu temple was attacked with bricks while worshippers were inside, NDTV reports. The incident took place during prayer hours, and the impact shattered the temple's windows, according to the outlet.
NDTV reports that devotees were present on the premises when the bricks were thrown. The Times of India, also covering the attack, described windows being shattered. Moneycontrol reported that the temple was attacked with bricks during prayer hours, and Bhaskar English reported stone pelting at the temple, saying civilians were on the premises at the time.
The reports do not name the temple, give its exact location in Ohio, or state how many people were inside when the attack occurred. No injuries have been reported in the material available, and no arrests or suspects have been identified in the coverage.
Several Indian outlets carried the story, including NDTV, The Times of India, Moneycontrol, Rediff and Bhaskar English. Rediff's headline simply stated that a Hindu temple in Ohio had been attacked. The coverage so far is based on the same set of reports, and the accounts agree that bricks were used and that devotees were present.
What to watch next: whether US law enforcement confirms the incident, identifies any suspects, or treats it as a targeted attack or a hate crime.
