Coventry: Another student death in the UK. The young man who came to study was found dead under mysterious circumstances. It is learned that the deceased was a student who was working in a UK Malayali care agency and was on a student visa. Police have not released further details. This area is heavily guarded.
When his friend phoned to announce that he had got the job, there was no answer, and his friend, who was afraid and came, found the University of Chester student dead after writing a letter. Vichin's friend also called the person of Tamil origin from the shop below and opened the door which was not locked from inside. Upon entering the room, they learn the shocking news that their friend Vichin has ended his life. Friend passed on this information to friends and the death was reported to the police in the UK.
A young man named Vichin Varghese, a native of Kottarakkara, Kollam, was found dead last night 03 December . It is believed that the death happened yesterday 2 December evening. The preliminary indication is that the person who died yesterday did not have much friendship or acquaintance. Even those who know Vichin have seen him in alone most of the time. It is also indicated that the young man was under mental stress.
He came on a student visa, from Kerala state the southern part of India and was working in a Malayali care agency. It is also indicated that he had recently tried to get a permanent job in a care home.
The UK Malayali-run care agency employed people including Vichin as care assistants. But the students say that this nursing home offered a permanent job to the died youth and the care agency knowing this, asked them to give them a share. Now the friends say that the owner of the agency came to the residence of Vichin three days ago to settle the account and secure the bribe. Vichin has complained to his friends that he came to the room and threatened. You will be locked in and not allowed to work anywhere else in UK. Vichin was under severe pressure after threatening to complain to the university and home office UK.
The letter received from the room was taken into police custody. The police also received the friend's statement that the Malayali agency man came to the room and caused trouble two days ago. The incident happened close to Liverpool. Many came to Virar from Liverpool and Birkenhead even though it was late at night after the incident. The Malayalees who reached the scene informed that the area has been surrounded by the police.
Last year, one of the Malayali students who came to the UK died in similar circumstances. The Huddersfield University student was found dead months ago. A native of Ettumanoor, his cremation was later to be performed in the UK. The young man's sister was also a student in the UK. Earlier, another young man was found dead at Sheffield University. Even UK Malayalees came to know about the body of the young man from Kannur district, Kerala after body reached the home country.
A large number of people who are financially and psychologically cheated can be found in countries like the UK. Most of them cannot even remember the pain of losing the money they had spent in the country and the state of being nothing in front of their parents and countrymen. In the meantime, students who come to UK with huge debts are going through severe psychological distress without getting any significant job. Many Malayalee students are faced with the realization that the UK life they heard from Kerala is not the life they have seen in person in the context of rising rents and bills.
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