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Prabjot Singh: Attack on Sikh Professor Mistaken of Muslim

[caption id="attachment_70914" align="aligncenter" width="233"] Professor Prabhjot Singh, 31, was punched in the face around three times[/caption]
Attack on Sikh Professor Mistaken of Muslim
The twenty-five to thirty men were shouting accusations of terrorism and phrases such as "Get Osama!" as they brutally attacked him. He lost a number of teeth and sustained a fractured jaw as well as other injuries before a passerby intervened, possibly saving his life. He underwent surgery for his jaw at Mount Sinai Hospital where he was taken following the assault. The suspects in the attack are still at large.
"I'm grateful to them," said Singh, who is married and has a young son.
Incidentally, Singh has previously commented in the New York Times on anti-Sikh violence because their turbans and beards have previously caused them to mistaken for radical Muslims. He as also written several articles on the subject as well. Following the attack he again expressed the importance of understanding that Sikhs are peaceful people.