Indian students in the US are fearful due to recent deaths.

The recent deaths of Indian students in the United States, like Vivek Saini’s murder in Georgia and Sameer Kamath’s suicide, have deeply unsettled the Indian American community. Other cases, such as Akul Dhawan’s hypothermia death and Neel Acharya’s mysterious demise, have heightened insecurity.

After the recent tragedies, Indian students in the US are feeling more fearful and alert. Kajari Saha from the University of California, Santa Barbara, expressed a sense of alienation. She stressed the importance of staying vigilant and staying close to trusted individuals for safety.

Another student at the University of California, Santa Barbara, Anukta Datta, commented on the increase in crime last year, expressing shock upon first hearing the news. Datta mentioned that such occurrences could particularly alarm Indian students based on their location and community.

The recent deaths of Indian students in the US have sparked safety concerns among their peers. A Purdue University student, who wished to remain anonymous, shared with HT that Neel’s passing heightened fears about campus safety. The incident has caused shock and worry within the Indian student community, prompting a reevaluation of security measures to ensure student well-being.

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