America
Indian student shot dead in California
San Bernardino , California
Abhishek Sudesh Bhat, 25, a computer science student who was pursuing a Master’s course from California State University at San Bernardino, was shot dead Thursday night.
Reports said he was working part time at a motel, where he was killed. Police have not revealed any information about the killer or the possible motive.
A colleague working in the next shift found the body.
Bhat spoke to his father Sudesh Chand in Mysure a few minutes before his death.
Bhat, a resident of Kuvempu Nagar in Mysuru, had completed his engineering course from Vidya Vikas College before moving to the US in March last year for higher studies.
The family plans to perform the last rites in California
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