US: Indian Mission condemns "brutal, heinous" attack leading to "tragic death" of Indian student Vivek Saini
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US: Indian Mission condemns “brutal, heinous” attack leading to “tragic death” of Indian student Vivek Saini

In a solemn response to a tragic incident, the Indian Diplomatic Mission has unequivocally condemned a "brutal, heinous" attack that resulted in the "tragic death" of an Indian student in the United States. The strong condemnation underscores the severity of the incident, prompting concerns about the safety and well-being of Indian nationals studying abroad

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In a shocking and deeply distressing incident, the Consulate General of India in Atlanta expressed profound anguish over the “brutal attack” that resulted in the death of Indian national and student Vivek Saini in the United States. The consulate condemned the heinous act in the “strongest terms,” shedding light on the horrifying nature of the incident.

According to a statement released by the Consulate General of India in Atlanta, it has been reported that the US authorities have arrested the accused and are actively investigating the case. The consulate is closely monitoring the developments and ensuring that justice is served.

A post by the Indian Mission in Atlanta on X read, “We are deeply anguished by the terrifying, brutal, & heinous incident that led to the death of India National/student Mr Vivek Saini & condemns the attack in the strongest terms. It is understood that the US authorities have arrested the accused & are investigating the case.”

The Consulate got in touch with the family of Mr Saini immediately after the incident, provided all consular assistance in sending the mortal remains back to India, and remains in touch with the family. 2/2@MEAIndia @IndianEmbassyUS

— India in Atlanta (@IndiainAtlanta) January 29, 2024

Immediate action was taken by the Consulate General of India in Atlanta, as they promptly got in touch with Vivek Saini’s family right after the incident occurred. The consulate has been providing continuous consular assistance to the family of the deceased and remains in close contact with the grieving family to offer support during this difficult time.

The Consulate General’s post concluded, “The Consulate got in touch with the family of Mr Saini immediately after the incident, provided all consular assistance in sending the mortal remains back to India, and remains in touch with the family.”

Notably, an Indian student was brutally killed with repeated blows from a hammer by a homeless man inside a store in Lithonia, Georgia, US. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media, but the date of the incident can’t be confirmed.

The man seen attacking Vivek Saini is reportedly a homeless person. A person familiar with the case told ANI that police authorities acted firmly on the visual evidence of the case, and arrests were made promptly.

The mortal remains of the victim, being an Indian citizen, were sent back to Vivek Saini’s family in India on January 24, the person added.

(with inputs from ANI)

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