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Another Indian In US Green Card Backlog List Dies; Pregnant Wife Told To Go Home

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Nov, 2019 10:43 PM

    A US-based Indian professional, whose name was listed in the Green Card backlog, died suddenly and as a result his newly-wedded wife has been rendered out of status resulting in her inevitable return to India, a media report said.


    Based in Tampa, Prashanth Padal, died after a heart attack on November 9, The American Bazaar said in its report on Thursday.


    He had married his wife, Sindhu only four months ago in India. She had just recently moved to the US with Padal, a native from Telangana.


    Padal's death comes after Shiva Chalapathi Raju from North Carolina, whose name was also in the Green Card backlog, passed away suddenly last month, leaving his pregnant wife in limbo.


    The North America Telugu Society has started a fundraiser to help Padal's family.


    Through the Go Fund Me campaign, the organisation is actively working with family members and friends and funeral home to make all funeral arrangements and fund-raising support.


    The fundraiser with a goal of $100,000 has already received contributions of $58,409 in two days since it was started.

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