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Young Indian Student Killed In Australia After 'Online Date', Girl Held

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Jul, 2018 12:26 PM
    A 25-year-old Indian student in Australia has died after meeting a teenage girl he had met through a dating site. The girl has been arrested and charged in the incident.
     
     
    Maulin Rathod, an accounting student, died last night at a local hospital, after he was found critically injured at the girl's house on Monday night.
     
     
     
    Maulin Rathod had visited the 19-year-old girl's house in Sunbury suburb in west Melbourne about 9 pm (local time) on Monday.
     
     
    According to media reports, emergency services were called to the scene and Maulin  Rathod was found with life-threatening injuries.
     
     
    The teenager, who lived alone, has been arrested and charged with intentionally causing serious injury.
     
     
    The reports said her charges will be reviewed following his death and upgraded to manslaughter or murder.
     
     
    The girl faced the Melbourne Magistrates Court last night and was remanded in custody to appear again.
     
     
    According to Rathod's friend Lovepreet Singh, he was the only child and had moved to Australia four years ago for studying.
     
     
    "His parents are in shock," he said.
     
     
    "He was a very nice person, had a jolly nature and was a cricket lover. I loved to hang around him. He had a very humble personality and tried really hard with his studies," he said.

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