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Imran Yousuf, a 24-year-old bouncer at the Pulse nightclub, heard the gunfire break out early on June 12 morning. The Hindu also correctly noted Yousuf is a Hindu of Indian descent:

Imran Yousuf, a 24-year-old Hindu who left the Marine Corps just two months earlier, broke down in an interview with CBS News as he said: вЂњI wish I could have saved more to be honest вЂ¦ there are a lot of people dead.вЂќ I have lost a few of my friends that night which I am just finding out about right now and while it might seem that my actions are heroic I decided that the others around me needed to be saved as well and so I just reacted вЂ¦ We need to show our love and profound efforts to the families and friends who have lost someone and help them cope with what happened and turn our efforts to those who truly need it вЂ¦ Once again I sincerely thank everyone and bless all those who are recovering and trying to make sense of it all.ДЄlthough it was widely claimed in social media posts that Yousuf is a Muslim, news articles described him as Hindu (not Muslim): There are a lot of people naming me a hero and as a former Marine and Afghan veteran I honestly believe I reacted by instinct. history, and was carried out by a man who reportedly called 911 to pledge allegiance to the Islamic State group.ДЄ 13 June 2016 Facebook post published by Yousuf (who expressed regret that he couldnвЂ™t save more lives during the shooting) read as follows: Forty-nine people were killed inside the nightclub and another 53 were injured. вЂњAnd no one is moving because they are scared вЂ¦ There was only one choice - either we all stay there and we all die, or I could take the chance, and I jumped over to open that latch and we got everyone that we can out of there.вЂќД«y creating the exit, Yousuf estimated that about 70 people were able to get out of the nightclub safely. вЂњIвЂ™m screaming вЂOpen the door! Open the door!вЂ™вЂќ Yousuf told CBS. He ran toward a locked door that people had huddled around, too terrified to move. ThatвЂ™s when his Marine Corps training kicked in, he said. вЂњYou could just tell it was a high caliber,вЂќ said Yousuf, a former sergeant who just left the Marine Corps last month.

When Imran Yousuf, a bouncer at the Pulse nightclub, heard the gunfire break out early Sunday morning, he told CBS News that recognized it immediately. Marine Corps Times, for example, profiled Yousuf (an вЂњengineer equipment electrical systems technician in the Marine Corps from June 2010 to May 2016 вЂ¦ deployed to Afghanistan in 2011вЂќ), who was working as a bouncer at Pulse at the time of the shooting incident:ДЄ Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan is being hailed as a hero for helping scores of people escape from an Orlando nightclub targeted by a terrorist. Marine Imran Yousuf and his actions during the mass shooting. However, a number of contemporaneous news articles did in fact cover the story of former U.S.

While one Muslim went on a shooting rampage, another risked his life to save people.

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He attended Global MBA at Manchester Business School, completed under-graduation from one of the top business school in Turkey and is a certified Senior Human Resources professional (SHRM).Following the 12 June 2016 mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, a popular item circulated via Facebook countered widespread reporting about the gunman (and his possible ties to radical Islam) by focusing on the fact that is was a Muslim man who had saved many lives at the scene of the shooting: Imran is committed to raising the Talent performance in the Middle East through unique business models and the latest international best practices as he appreciates the complex regional strategic issues, corporate culture, and leadership landscape. Having worked with world's top 10 in the field of Human Resources for the last 20+ years placing numerous C-level and board executive in some of the top organizations here in the Region. Imran's dream is 'Workplaces where people are more excited about their weekdays than their weekends!'ДЄs a truly global leader who has lived and worked across four continents, an entrepreneur who has founded and co-founded businesses, a CEO, a board member and advisor for tech start-ups, a Business and leadership advisor to family businesses, an executive coach to C-Suite and finally as a certified Senior Human Resources professional, Imran brings a unique perspective to the table.

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