अमेरिका में भारतीय छात्र की गोली मारकर हत्या: MBA करने गया था, शिकागो में पेट्रोल पंप पर करता था पार्ट टाइम जॉब

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An Indian student was shot dead by armed people at a petrol pump in America’s Chicago city on Friday. 22 year old Sai Teja Nukarapu used to work part time at a petrol pump in Chicago. Telangana’s BRS party leader Madhusudan Thatha met Sai’s parents.

According to media reports, Sai Teja had gone to America to pursue MBA after completing his graduation in India. There he was working part-time at a petrol pump to survive in America.

Sai’s parents said he was not on duty when he was shot, but had stayed to help his friend. The Consulate General in Chicago demanded immediate action against the culprits. The Consulate said that it will provide all possible help to the victim’s family.

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar also expressed grief over this incident. He wrote on social media – We are very saddened by this news. Our Consulate is providing all possible assistance to the family.

Increase in racial violence against Indians

There has been an increase in racial violence against Indian students in America in recent times. Even in the first three months of the year 2024, the number of murders of Indian students had crossed double digits.

The Conservative Party had also asked a question regarding this in the US Parliament. In response to which, in the statement issued by the White House, it was said that there is zero tolerance regarding such matters. Indo-American Democrat leader and Congressman Thanedar had talked about fighting against Hinduphobia. He has stressed that there should be no place for hatred in America.

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