Indian Student Ravi Teja Shot Dead Hours Before Trump Takes Oath As President| Cops Suspect...
January 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelRavi Teja, an Indian student from Hyderabad, was tragically shot and killed in Washington DC. Having moved to the USA in 2022 to pursue his Master's in education, his untimely death has left his family devastated. His father, K Chandramouli, emotionally spoke to Times Now, expressing the immense pain of losing his son. This incident follows several other violent attacks on Indian students abroad, including the December killing of Sai Teja Nukarapu in Chicago and the death of Vivek Saini in Georgia. These heartbreaking events raise growing concerns over the safety of Indian students in the US, prompting calls for stronger action.
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