Kansas Bar Shooting: Indian Engineer’s Body Reaches Hyderabad

The body was taken to his residence in Bachupally area of the city after it arrived in a flight at Shamsabad.
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At Kuchibholta’s home in Hyderabad. (Photo: ANI)
At Kuchibholta’s home in Hyderabad. (Photo: ANI)
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The mortal remains of the Indian engineer, who was shot dead in the United States in an apparent hate crime incident, arrived at the international airport in Hyderabad on Monday night.

The body was taken to his residence in Bachupally area of the city after it arrived in a flight at Shamsabad.

At Kuchibholta’s home in Hyderabad. (Photo: ANI)

Srinivas Kuchibhotla (32), working at the Garmin headquarters in Olathe, was killed in the shooting on Wednesday night. Another Indian and his colleague Alok Madasani was injured in the incident.

At Kuchibholta’s home in Hyderabad. (Photo: ANI)

The incident took place at Austins Bar and Grill in Olathe in Kansas City in the US state of Missouri.

Ian Grillot, an American, was injured when he tried to tackle the accused, Adam Purinton (51), who was arrested on Thursday morning, five hours after the incident.

Kuchibholta’s remains being transported in Hyderabad. (Photo: ANI)

Purinton had reportedly yelled "get out of my country" before opening fire on Kuchibhotla and Madasani. Purinton has since been sentenced to 50 years in jail on accounts of first degree murder.

Kuchibholta’s mortal remains in his home in Hyderabad. (Photo: ANI)

“President Must Do Something”

On Kuchibholta’s shooting, Hillary Clinton spoke up, saying the president can not be passive in a situation related to a hate crime.

With threats and hate crimes on the rise, we shouldn’t have to tell President Trump to do his part. He must step up and speak out.

(With inputs from ANI, PTI)

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Published: 27 Feb 2017,12:37 AM IST

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