Desk Correspondent , Canada - The Indian community is in deep mourning after two young students were found murdered in Canada within just two weeks. Shivank Avasthi and Himanshi Khurana had moved abroad with big dreams of a better future and higher education. However, their lives were cut short in separate violent incidents that have left their families back in India completely broken. These back-to-back tragedies have raised serious concerns about the safety of international students living in Canadian cities. Many parents are now feeling anxious about the well-being of their children studying far away from home.

The details of the crimes have sent a wave of fear through the student population as investigations continue. Shivank was known as a bright student, while Himanshi was remembered by her friends as a kind and helpful person. Local authorities are working hard to find the people responsible for these heartless acts of violence. A community leader expressed the collective grief by saying, "It is devastating to see young lives with so much potential taken away in such a brutal manner." 
They are calling for better protection for students who often live alone in unfamiliar environments.

In India, the families are desperately waiting for justice and the return of their children's remains for the final rites. The Indian government is in contact with Canadian officials to ensure a thorough probe into both cases. One of the grieving relatives shared their pain, stating, "We sent them away to study and succeed, but they are coming back to us in coffins." These incidents have sparked a national conversation about the risks faced by the youth seeking opportunities abroad. Everyone is hoping for a quick arrest of the culprits to bring some peace to the mourning families.