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Dallas Murder Aftermath: New India Abroad to host virtual gathering on hate crimes
The gathering is being organized in light of the recent murder of Indian national Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah at a Dallas motel.
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Staff Reporter - Sun, 21, Sep 2025
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Poster of the event / New Indian Abroad
New India Abroad is organizing a virtual community gathering, 'United Against Violence', Sept. 22 at 1:00PM EST.
The gathering is organized in light of the tragic beheading of an Indian national in Dallas, a crime that has caused fear and deep concern in the hearts of the Indian community in the country.
On Sept. 10, Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah, a 50-year-old Indian immigrant, was fatally attacked at the Dallas motel he managed. Authorities reported that Yordanis Cobos-Martinez, 37, killed him with a machete during a dispute over a malfunctioning washing machine. The incident took place in-front of Nagamallaiah's family, who unsuccessfully tried to intervene at the time of the attack.
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United against hate, violence, and division, the event will feature messages from the U.S. Congress & other public officials.
Kicking off with a moment of silence in remembrance of Nagamallaiah and opening remarks, the virtual gathering will also include reflections from community leaders and a keynote address on hate crimes and community safety.
Reach out at dialogue@newindiaabroad.com for further information and to RSVP for the event.
Click here to join the gathering
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