The loss of lives of Indian-Origin students studying in America (USA) is confusing. Another incident happened recently. Telugu Student Sameer Kamat, who was studying for PhD at Purdue University, Indiana, died suspiciously. Officials revealed that he was seen missing at the local nature reserve on Monday evening.
23-year-old Sameer has US citizenship. He completed his Master's in August last year and joined Ph.D. The cause of his death is not known. Officials said it would be clarified only after the forensic postmortem is conducted. It is noteworthy that this is the fifth incident in this year where a student of Indian origin has lost his life.
Meanwhile, it is known that another student of Indian origin Neil Acharya, who was studying at Purdue University, died under similar suspicious circumstances. He was not seen for several hours. His body was found when the police searched. Indian-American student Shreyas Reddy died in Ohio last week. In Lithonia, Georgia, a 25-year-old Indian student, Vivek Saini, was brutally murdered by a homeless man. In January, another Indian student, Akul Dhawan, was found dead outside the University of Illinois.
