The corpse of a 20-year-old Andhra Pradesh student was found discarded in a car deep into a US forest.
Paruchuri Abhijit was an engineering student at Boston University, hailing from Burripalem, Guntur.
Massachusetts police found the dead body of Paruchuri Abhijit, who hailed from Burripalem of district Guntur of AP.
Who was Paruchuri Abhijit?
Boston University engineering student Abhijit, 23, is said to have been slain by some assailants. He moved into a leased residence with his fellow students after starting college at Boston University last year. When Abhijit’s friends saw that he had not returned home on March 11th after finishing his coursework, they reported him missing to the police.
Paruchuri Chakradhar and Srilakshmi were his parents, and he was their only child.
Abhijit’s relatives claimed that he was a bright student from an early age.
After following his cell phone signals, the authorities located the body in a car in the neighboring forest.
Paruchuri Abhijit is thought to have been killed on March 11 on the university campus by unknown assailants. His corpse was left in the wilderness after being thrown inside a car. The police are currently conducting an investigation into the matter, and they have not yet disclosed any other information.
The body was sent to Burripalem in the Guntur district once all formalities in the US were finished.
Series of murders in recent times
Indians living in US have been dying on a regular basis recently. Amarnath Ghosh, a Bharatnatyam and Kuchipudi dancer from Birbhum, West Bengal, passed away in the US on February 27. He was apparently shot numerous times while out for a stroll in the evening and was brought to a hospital. At the hospital, he passed away.
Indian student Akul Dhawan, 18, died of freezing to death on January 23 after being turned away from a nightclub. The official cause of Dhawan’s death was revealed in a statement released by Champaign County Coroner Stephen Thuney. According to the release, the death was an accident.
“On Tuesday, January 23, 2024, an autopsy was conducted to determine that Dhawan’s cause of death was hypothermia. Acute alcohol intoxication and extended exposure to extremely cold temperatures were major factors in his demise”, the press release stated.
An identical event was reported in Seattle last year, when police officer Kevin Dave’s patrol car struck and killed an Indian student named Janhavi Kandula. Dave struck Kandula near the intersection of Dexter Avenue North and Thomas Street while traveling at 74 mph (119 kph) in response to a report of an overdose. Her body was reportedly thrown roughly thirty meters (one hundred feet) away. According to the most recent update, it has been revealed that Dave, who struck Kandula and killed him, will not be prosecuted for any crime because of “lack of evidence.”
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