US: Weapons robbers shot dead Indian student

During the looting attempt, a student of Indian origin was shot dead and killed. This Indian-origin student is the latest victim of violence due to guns in America.

Washington: A US-based student of Indian origin was shot dead during an attempt to loot armed robbers in the US. This Indian-origin student is the latest victim of violence due to guns in America.

Another Indian man was injured in this attack. According to the CBS News report, 19-year-old Arshad Vohra was shot dead at the Clark Gas station in Langley, Dalton, Chicago.

Two people were shot during a robbery attempt by armed robbers in a store. Police said that the second victim named Baker Saeed was seriously injured. Arshad and Bakar are relatives.

In the report, Arshad's relatives were informed that he was taking gas for a member of his family in the store and gas station. Arshad's relative Abdul Vohra said, "This is another act of ruthless murder. We know that it often happens. "

Abdul said, "He was the eldest in the family. There was quite a wise boy. She was carrying gas for her father, because her father was out of the country. Her father is coming back. "

The family said that it was only dead on the spot Arshad was studying business management in the South Sub-City College. Her father has gone to India. The police is exploring video footage from the gas station and the case is being investigated as a weapon carried out during the robbery.

The police believe that the suspects came on foot and ran on foot. He is investigating the firing incident as a looted weapon. Cash register not even touched There was no such incident at the first gas station. CBS News reported that a prize of US $ 12,000 has been given to help resolve the case.

Indians are constantly being victim of violence

In the recent months, this incident has happened between Indian nationals and the growing attacks on Americans of Indian origin. Karunakara Karagale was murdered during a robbery in Ohio on December 15. A 30-year-old Indian student studying Masters in Chicago was seriously injured in an attack by an unknown assailant.

India's software engineer Srinivas Kuchibhotla had shot and killed a former US Navy employee in February. The accused had told Srinivas and his friend that they should go back to their country. A few weeks after this, a man wearing a mask in Kent, in Washington, was shot in the hands of a Sikh man. The accused had asked the Sikh person to go to 'his country'.

According to the 'Gun Violence Archive', in the year 2017, 58,491 incidents of violence in the United States occurred in the US, in which 14,763 people were killed and 29,888 were injured.