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HYDERABAD – A 28-year-old man from Telangana, southern India, was shot dead in the north-eastern US city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, while delivering pizza after receiving what was suspected to be a fake order.

The victim, identified as Anshul Kuncha, was shot multiple times, reported Indian news agency IANS. He was employed at a multinational company in the US and had also been working part-time as a pizza delivery executive to earn extra money.

Anshul’s family in Gundlapochampally suburb, in Medchal Malkajgiri district, received the news of his death overnight between June 5 and June 6.

Anshul was said to have been shot at point-blank range when he went to a location to deliver pizza.

His family was told that he received a suspected “fake” delivery order to a deserted location past midnight. After reaching the spot, two unidentified men opened fire and shot Anshul multiple times in the head before fleeing the scene. He died on the spot.

Multiple questions are being raised about the motive behind the brutal murder, since nothing was stolen from him.

According to reports, two masked gunmen with backpacks were spotted in the area around the time of the attack.

His family members claimed that the pizza delivery order was a trap to kill him.

“He was told to deliver pizza in an abandoned area, but we later learnt it was a decoy. There was no one there; it was a trap, meant solely to kill him. We do not know what they gained or what their intentions were. They took my brother and killed him,” IANS quoted Anshul’s sister Tanvi as saying.

It has been claimed that Anshul had earlier been the victim of a robbery in the US. At that time, the robbers took away his chain, mobile phone and cash.

Anshul went to the US in 2023 to pursue a master’s in business administration.

His family has urged the central and state governments to help bring back his body to India. US authorities are expected to hand over the body on June 8.

The Consulate General of India in New York stated that it is in touch with local authorities.

It said in a post on social media platform X: “We are deeply saddened by the untimely demise of Mr Anshul Kuncha, an Indian national in Philadelphia, PA. Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences to his family during this difficult time. The Consulate is in touch with Anshul’s family and is extending all possible assistance.”
 
I doubt it was racially motivated since the customer has no say in who delivers their pizza; they would have to have made multiple fake pizza orders and waited until an Indian guy showed up, and there's no mention of anything like that in the article. That also rules out Anshul himself being specifically targeted, and the lack of anything stolen means it probably wasn't a robbery either. Maybe it was a thrill-killing? Some young pyschos wanting to kill somebody just for the fun of it?
 
Another thread celebrating the death and murder iof someone who was not lucky to be born white. The cockroaches have come out to feed.
Yeah, jeet or not, cold blood murder shouldn't be celebrated. Especially if the victim is just some worker

I've heard assault and mugging of delivery boys was a pretty common thing in the 90s or 2000s. Seems like it's still a thing
 
His family was told that he received a suspected “fake” delivery order to a deserted location past midnight. After reaching the spot, two unidentified men opened fire and shot Anshul multiple times in the head before fleeing the scene. He died on the spot.
I generally balk at making light of cold-blooded murder, but lmaooooo
Fuck jeets and fuck "gig economy" one hundred trillion billion times over and then drop nukes over it
This should be happening every single day considering how easy it is
 
Cockroaches are brown silly, I cannot be a cockroach. I can be a dove though!
You can be a maggot. In the next life if you achieve enough Karma you graduate to dove
Death and killing is the only thing that humanity shares in common and has done since time immemorial. You're not in a John Lennon music video, grow up.
I think he's right. Celebrating the death of someone for his race, is very inferior like behaviour. It's like those blacks at the Karmelo Anthony trial saying things like "Only good cracka a dead cracka." It's gross. I can expect it from Canadians because they are a lesser class of people, but white Americans are better.
 
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