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LONDON: In yet another horrific stabbing of an Indian in the UK, a 38-year-old man from Kerala was killed in Southampton Way, Camberwell on Friday by his countryman, who was arrested by police on the same day at a Southampton housing estate. road. This is the third stabbing killing of a person of Indian origin Britain this week.
The Metropolitan Police on Saturday charged Salman Salim, 25, also from Kerala, with the murder of Aravind Sasikumar. Salim It is understood that he was a flatmate living in a house shared with Aravind – who hails from Panampili Nagar In Kerala – in Southampton y Camberwell. The duo shared community facilities with other Malayalis.
Salem appeared at Croydon Magistrates Court on Saturday and was remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 20 June. Police were called at 1.30am on Friday after Sasikumar was found stabbed outside a residential address in Southampton Way. Sasikumar died instantly and an autopsy confirmed later on Friday that he died of a wound to his chest. Sasikumar had been living in the UK for the past ten years after arriving on a student visa.
His family was informed and supported by investigators from the Met’s Specialty Crime Command.
Chief Detectives Sep Adjei Adoh, the local police chief for Southwark and Lambeth, said: “This is a tragic incident, and my thoughts are with the man’s family as they embrace this terrible news. We will do everything we can to bring those responsible to justice.”
Earlier this week, Irish-Indian student Grace Kumar in Nottingham and an Indian woman from Hyderabad, Tejaswini Reddy in Wembley, were killed in stabbing attacks on Tuesday. A year-old boy from Kerala was killed in Southampton Way, Camberwell on Friday by his countryman, who was arrested by police on the same day at a housing estate in Southampton Way. This is the third stabbing death of a man of Indian origin in Britain this week.
The Metropolitan Police on Saturday charged Salman Salim, 25, also from Kerala, with the murder of Aravind Sasikumar. It is understood that Salim was a flatmate living in a house shared with Aravind – who hails from Panampili Nagar in Kerala – in Southampton y Camberwell. The duo shared community facilities with other Malayalis.
Salem appeared at Croydon Magistrates Court on Saturday and was remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 20 June. Police were called at 1.30am on Friday after Sasikumar was found stabbed outside a residential address in Southampton Way. Sasikumar died instantly and an autopsy confirmed later on Friday that he died of a wound to his chest. Sasikumar had been living in the UK for the past ten years after arriving on a student visa.
His family has been informed and is supported by investigators from the Met’s Specialized Crime Command.
Chief Detectives Sep Adjei Adoh, the local police chief for Southwark and Lambeth, said: “This is a tragic incident, and my thoughts are with the man’s family as they embrace this terrible news. We will do everything we can to bring those responsible to justice.”
Earlier this week, Irish-Indian student Grace Kumar in Nottingham and an Indian woman from Hyderabad, Tejaswini Reddy in Wembley, were killed in stabbing attacks on Tuesday.
The Metropolitan Police on Saturday charged Salman Salim, 25, also from Kerala, with the murder of Aravind Sasikumar. Salim It is understood that he was a flatmate living in a house shared with Aravind – who hails from Panampili Nagar In Kerala – in Southampton y Camberwell. The duo shared community facilities with other Malayalis.
Salem appeared at Croydon Magistrates Court on Saturday and was remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 20 June. Police were called at 1.30am on Friday after Sasikumar was found stabbed outside a residential address in Southampton Way. Sasikumar died instantly and an autopsy confirmed later on Friday that he died of a wound to his chest. Sasikumar had been living in the UK for the past ten years after arriving on a student visa.
His family was informed and supported by investigators from the Met’s Specialty Crime Command.
Chief Detectives Sep Adjei Adoh, the local police chief for Southwark and Lambeth, said: “This is a tragic incident, and my thoughts are with the man’s family as they embrace this terrible news. We will do everything we can to bring those responsible to justice.”
Earlier this week, Irish-Indian student Grace Kumar in Nottingham and an Indian woman from Hyderabad, Tejaswini Reddy in Wembley, were killed in stabbing attacks on Tuesday. A year-old boy from Kerala was killed in Southampton Way, Camberwell on Friday by his countryman, who was arrested by police on the same day at a housing estate in Southampton Way. This is the third stabbing death of a man of Indian origin in Britain this week.
The Metropolitan Police on Saturday charged Salman Salim, 25, also from Kerala, with the murder of Aravind Sasikumar. It is understood that Salim was a flatmate living in a house shared with Aravind – who hails from Panampili Nagar in Kerala – in Southampton y Camberwell. The duo shared community facilities with other Malayalis.
Salem appeared at Croydon Magistrates Court on Saturday and was remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 20 June. Police were called at 1.30am on Friday after Sasikumar was found stabbed outside a residential address in Southampton Way. Sasikumar died instantly and an autopsy confirmed later on Friday that he died of a wound to his chest. Sasikumar had been living in the UK for the past ten years after arriving on a student visa.
His family has been informed and is supported by investigators from the Met’s Specialized Crime Command.
Chief Detectives Sep Adjei Adoh, the local police chief for Southwark and Lambeth, said: “This is a tragic incident, and my thoughts are with the man’s family as they embrace this terrible news. We will do everything we can to bring those responsible to justice.”
Earlier this week, Irish-Indian student Grace Kumar in Nottingham and an Indian woman from Hyderabad, Tejaswini Reddy in Wembley, were killed in stabbing attacks on Tuesday.
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