Nashville school shooting: US President Joe Biden reacts, calls it 'sick'
Nashville : Once again, a mass shooting incident in the United States has been reported in Nashville. A girl open fired at a convent school on Monday evening that killed 7 people, including 3 children, and left many others injured. The attacker girl was later killed by the police on the second floor of the school. The US President, Joe Biden, has also reacted to the incident, calling it 'sick'.
The motive behind the attack is still not clear. The police are currently investigating the matter and trying to develop a link behind the attack.
The school is a convent school that runs classes from pre-school to class sixth. According to reports, it has been learned that the girl entered from the second back door and started firing at the school building. The police swiftly attended the call and reached the school, as they were trying to nab the accused girl she got shot and killed. However, it is not clear that she was shot by the police or she shot herself.
Now the US President, Joe Biden, has shared his reaction on the matter and said that the incident is "sick". He also called in for strict rules to end the gun violence in the nation. In a public address, he said that the US has to do more about gun violence and stressed that it is ripping the soul of this nation.
Mr Biden also recalled his demand to ban the assault weapons and mentioned that the girl was carrying two assault weapons as she attacked the Nashville school. "It's just sick. You know, we're still gathering the facts of what happened and why. And we do know that, as of now, there are a number of people who are not going to, did not make it, including children. And it's heartbreaking. A family's worst nightmare," Biden said.
Yesterday, a shooting incident was reported at a gurdwara in Sacramento. However, it was later cleared that the incident is not a hate crime and it was a shootout between 2 males who knew each other. The victims were admitted to the hospital in a critical condition.
