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Indian Student Killed In Toronto Shooting

  • Indian student killed sparks concern among Indian community in Canada
  • Indian student killed as Toronto campus faces security fears

Hyderabad: An Indian student was killed in a shooting incident in Toronto, Canada, raising fresh concern over a series of attacks involving Indians in the city. The latest case comes even before public memory fades over the earlier murder of Indian girl Himanshi Khurana. The new incident has added to growing anxiety among students and families.

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The victim was identified as Shivank Awasthi, a 20 year old Indian student. He was studying in his third year in the Department of Life Sciences at Scarborough University. According to available details, the shooting occurred on December 23 at the local Highland Creek Tail area in Toronto.

Police said a gunman opened fire at the location, leaving Shivank seriously injured. He died on the spot due to his injuries. Meanwhile, the attacker fled before police reached the scene. Authorities later confirmed that the assailant escaped after the shooting, and efforts were made to secure the area.

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Following the incident, the university’s college campus was temporarily closed. Officials took this step as a precaution after the killing. The closure reflected the seriousness of the situation and the concern for student safety. Later, authorities said that with this incident, the total number of murders reported in Canada this year reached 41.

The Consulate General of India expressed deep shock over the death of the Indian student. It stated that the killing of Shivank in a shooting near the Scarborough campus in Toronto was extremely tragic. The consulate also assured full support to the bereaved family during this difficult time.

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Meanwhile, the incident has triggered discussions among the Indian community in Canada, especially among students. The back to back tragedies have created unease, particularly in Toronto, where many Indian students live and study. However, officials have not shared further details about the suspect or the motive behind the attack.

The shooting death of Shivank Awasthi has once again highlighted safety concerns for international students. Therefore, the case continues to draw attention as authorities pursue the investigation and families seek answers.


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