10 killed in shooting at Sweden's education centre: The cause of the attack is not clear, claims that the attacker was of Syrian origin

Ten people were killed in a shooting at an adult school in Sweden on Tuesday. One person was seriously injured in the attack. According to the Swedish Herald, the shooting took place at 1 p.m. at the Risbergska School in the city of Orebro, 200 km west of the capital Stockholm. The incident took place when most of the students were present in the school. Swedish police said they were identifying the dead. They are trying to find out the motive of the attackers but at present they do not think that the incident is linked to terrorism. The number of injured may also increase. At present, the danger is not yet over, so people have been advised to stay away from the area. In many local media reports, the attacker is said to be of Syrian origin. However, it has not been officially announced. According to a report in The Daily Express UK, explosions took place at 31 locations in Sweden in January this year. Apart from this, Salwan Momika, who was discussed all over the world by burning the Quran, was also murdered. The foreign connection in the murder is being investigated. According to reports, after the blasts, the panic in Stockholm has increased to such an extent that it is being compared to 'Baghdad'. Now, when the agents giving houses on rent give advertisements, they specifically write in the column that there has been no bomb blast incident in the area. Bomb blasts have become so common for Swedes that sometimes small explosions do not even appear in newspapers the next day. Swedish researcher Goran Adamson said the situation in the country has become extremely bad. Sweden, which is known for its happiness index, high standard of living and health care, has now seen incidents of violence on the streets become commonplace. On January 29, Salwan Momika was murdered outside her home, the Swedish PM said she had no control over the violence. Swedish Prime Minister Wolf Christerson said sweden had inherited the violence. Now they have no control over it. According to a Reuters report, 40 people were shot dead in Sweden in December 2024. This is a very bad figure for a European country with a population of 10 million people. Experts believe that Muslim immigrants from the Middle East and Balkan countries are behind the violence in Sweden. In Europe, only Albania and Montenegro are ahead of Sweden in terms of gun deaths. "Over the past few decades, a large number of people from Muslim countries have migrated to Sweden," said Amy Mack of the Rare Foundation, a US-based think tank. Sweden, which was once one of the safest countries in the world, has now become one of the most dangerous countries in the world. Criminologist Ardavan Khoshnud says that about 90% of criminals in Sweden have an immigrant background but they are not based on any religion. He said that these people are involved in drug trafficking. This is the reason why incidents like gang wars have increased in the country.