Telangana Student G Praveen Found Dead in US Under Suspicious Circumstances
G Praveen, a 26-year-old student from Telangana, was found dead with bullet wounds in the US. His family received notification from US authorities, but the circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear. The family seeks answers regarding the cause of death, as incidents of violence against Indian students in the US continue to raise concerns.
A 26-year-old student from Telangana, G Praveen, has been found deceased with bullet wounds in the United States. According to his family, the exact circumstances of his death remain unclear. Praveen was pursuing a Master’s degree in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and his family was notified by US authorities on Wednesday morning, Indian time.
The details surrounding Praveen’s death are still emerging. Some friends reported that he was shot by unknown assailants at a local store, though the family has not confirmed these details. Arun, Praveen’s cousin, noted that Praveen reached out to his father earlier that morning but was unable to connect due to his father’s sleep.
Praveen’s tragic death has left his family in shock. They hail from the Ranga Reddy district, near Hyderabad. Autopsy results are pending, as US authorities indicated more information regarding the cause of death would be provided thereafter. Praveen had previously completed his B Tech in Hyderabad before traveling to the United States in 2023 to pursue further studies.
Additionally, the family has sought assistance from local MLAs and other officials. It is worth noting that Praveen is the third student from Telangana to be fatally shot in the US, following two other incidents involving students from Khammam and Hyderabad over the past year.
The untimely death of G Praveen has raised serious concerns regarding the safety of international students in the US. With ongoing investigations and pending autopsy results, his family is seeking clarity and support through local authorities. This incident reflects a troubling pattern affecting Indian students, emphasizing the need for enhanced measures to ensure their safety abroad.
Original Source: www.ndtv.com
