Indian Masters pupil working as gasoline station clerk shot lifeless in US

By PTI

AMARAVATI: A 24-year-old man from Andhra Pradesh, who was pursuing Masters diploma inside the United States, died of gunshot wounds in a reported capturing there at a gasoline station the place the sufferer was working, in response to police inside the US state of Ohio.

The deceased was acknowledged as Saiesh Veera and the incident occurred in Columbus division of the state on Thursday, they talked about.

According to media experiences, Veera was an area of Andhra Pradesh.

“On April 20, 2023, at 12:50 AM, Columbus Police officers have been dispatched to the 1000 block of W.Broad St.on a reported capturing.

Upon arrival, the officers positioned an grownup male sufferer, acknowledged as Saiesh Veera, M/O/24, affected by a gunshot wound,” the police talked about in a notification.

Columbus Fire service personnel arrived and transported the sufferer to a neighborhood hospital.

Despite life-saving measures, the sufferer was pronounced lifeless at 1.27 am, they talked about.

The incident stays beneath investigation and the next of kin has been educated, the police added.

According to Rohit Yalamanchili, who’s overseeing an internet primarily based fund raiser programme to ship Veera’s physique once more to India, the deceased youth was doing his Master’s course and he obtained picked beneath the H1B visa collectively along with his graduation merely 10 days away.

He was going to surrender his work as a clerk on the gasoline station in a couple of weeks, Yalamanchili added.

Veera bought right here to the US, the first in his family, with many aspirations and wished to uplift his family as his father had died two years up to now.

He was on a regular basis eager to help people in all circumstances and was an superior sport on the cricket space.

Every one which performs cricket inside the Columbus house would know him, he was a superb cricketer and an superior pal.

“I hope god brings peace to Saiesh, his mother, family, and friends who were touched by his soul,” Yalamanchili further talked about.

AMARAVATI: A 24-year-old man from Andhra Pradesh, who was pursuing Masters diploma inside the United States, died of gunshot wounds in a reported capturing there at a gasoline station the place the sufferer was working, in response to police inside the US state of Ohio.

The deceased was acknowledged as Saiesh Veera and the incident occurred in Columbus division of the state on Thursday, they talked about.

According to media experiences, Veera was an area of Andhra Pradesh.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

“On April 20, 2023, at 12:50 AM, Columbus Police officers have been dispatched to the 1000 block of W.Broad St.on a reported capturing.

Upon arrival, the officers positioned an grownup male sufferer, acknowledged as Saiesh Veera, M/O/24, affected by a gunshot wound,” the police talked about in a notification.

Columbus Fire service personnel arrived and transported the sufferer to a neighborhood hospital.

Despite life-saving measures, the sufferer was pronounced lifeless at 1.27 am, they talked about.

The incident stays beneath investigation and the next of kin has been educated, the police added.

According to Rohit Yalamanchili, who’s overseeing an internet primarily based fund raiser programme to ship Veera’s physique once more to India, the deceased youth was doing his Master’s course and he obtained picked beneath the H1B visa collectively along with his graduation merely 10 days away.

He was going to surrender his work as a clerk on the gasoline station in a couple of weeks, Yalamanchili added.

Veera bought right here to the US, the first in his family, with many aspirations and wished to uplift his family as his father had died two years up to now.

He was on a regular basis eager to help people in all circumstances and was an superior sport on the cricket space.

Every one which performs cricket inside the Columbus house would know him, he was a superb cricketer and an superior pal.

“I hope god brings peace to Saiesh, his mother, family, and friends who were touched by his soul,” Yalamanchili further talked about.