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He was missing since last Sunday. Finally, the body of the Indian student was recovered. Authorities in Indiana, USA have sealed the news. According to media reports, a student from Purdue University, Neil Acharya, was missing. And this incident was brought to light by his mother Gauri Acharya.

In a post on the X platform on Sunday, he wrote, “Our son Neil Acharya is missing since January 28. He is studying at Purdue University in America. He was last seen with an Uber driver. which Neil dropped to Purdue University. We are looking for it. If you know anything, please help us.” It was through this post that Gauri Devi caught the attention of the Indian Consul in Chicago.

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In response, the Indian consul said efforts were being made to locate Neil. But the independent multimedia agency Purdue Exponent said in an email to the university’s computer science department that Neil had died. And students and teachers have been notified of the student’s death The Tippicanoe County Coroner said officers arrived at 500 Allison Road in West Lafayette after receiving reports of the body of a male college student on the Purdue campus. Although the cause of death of the Indian student is not yet known. Even the Tippicanoe administration has not released any information regarding Neil’s cause of death.

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Chris Clifton, interim dean of computer science at Purdue University, said, “It is with great sadness that we announce the death of one of our students, Neel Acharya. Condolences to his friends, family and those affected by his death. He is very talented. It’s very painful.” Neil double majored in computer science and data science at the John Martinson Honors College. His classmate and friend Ariyan Khanolkar said, “Neel is very good. We will always remember him.”