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As I mentioned yesterday sangat ji in Mehgalaya Shillong city a mob of over 200 are attacking Gurdwara sahib and sikh homes and businesses .AT the moment there has been three days of attacks with zero help from police , Captain obese asked the DSP pf that ilaka is everything OK bhai , my sikh friends there say there is a problem 'nahin Bhai everything is under control' Ok thank you ji . meanwhile the mob tried to overrun the gurdwara and failed so went on to window smash , today there picture of flames licking buildings , 200 families are in direct danger being protected by just 40-50 sikh lads . They need help Manjit singh has posted some phone numbers , if you guys know of people who can help please kirpa karo , otherwise lets blow up SM with this news story as the internet is being blocked for locals just like the cut phonelines in 1984

'Salafist' Sikh temple bombers were known to police Published: 02 Jun 2016 12:20 GMT+02:00 There was no way of predicting a bomb attack on a Sikh temple despite two suspects being known to police, North Rhine-Westphalia authorities said on Wednesday. Hanover teen stabbed police officer 'on orders from Isis' (31 May 16) 'Known Salafist' allowed to work at Berlin airports (18 May 16) Church fights AfD for Muslim right to build new mosque (18 May 16) The crime could not have been prevented by the authorities, a report submitted to the state parliament by state interior minister Ralf Jäger stated. Authorities knew that the teenagers were radicalized Salafists who might have wanted to commit property crimes like theft and burglary, Jäger told broadcaster Westdeutsche Rundfunk (WDR). But there were no indications that in fact attacks were planned. Of course we know better today, but at the time we couldn't be 100 percent certain. Three people were hurt in the attack on April 17th, when a bomb exploded at the Gurdwara Nanaksar temple shortly after a wedding party when dozens of guests had left the building. Sikh preacher Joginer Singh points out the destroyed entrance of the Sikh temple following the bombing. Photo: DPA Windowpanes shattered with the force of the blast and the door was ripped from its hinges, while parts of the slate facade were also torn away. Witnesses said that they had seen a masked man throw a round object into the entrance before fleeing, and police found a discarded mask close to the scene shortly afterwards. Police quickly identified three suspects in the bombing as two 16-year-olds and one 17-year-old. All three are now in custody. Mother tipped off police Security authorities had had a tip-off from the mother of one of the teens, Tolga I., that he planned to travel to a Salafist country and join jihadist fighting, the report states. Police in Duisburg revoked the suspect's travel papers and interviewed him twice before ordering him to report to an de-radicalization program. While he claimed to be ready to co-operate, he never appeared at the appointment. The mother contacted officers with a second warning in March after finding an electric stun gun and suspicious drawings among her son's possessions. Police asked prosecutors for a warrant to search the teen's home but they rejected the request, saying more evidence was needed - which police were then unable to provide. Suspicions at school A second suspect, Yusuf T., had been reported to authorities by his school after making Islamist statements and behaving aggressively. While police searched his house in December 2015, they didn't find any evidence that he planned to commit violence. The school reported a second incident when Yusuf showed a video of an explosion on his phone. Police in Gelsenkirchen acknowledged that they had not done enough to follow up the lead. But state interior minister Jäger said that in his view the report showed the police had done all they could in relation to the three teenagers and that the attack was not caused by police negligence. A spokesman for the Gurdwara Nanaksar temple declined to comment on the police report when contacted by The Local. http://www.thelocal.de/20160602/police-had-tip-offs-about-sikh-temple-bombers