Went to America in search of dreams, returned home with news of death; Family shocked by Anshul Kuncha’s murder – Listical

Anshul Kuncha shot dead in Philadelphia: 28-year-old Anshul Kuncha from Hyderabad went to America to fulfill his family’s dreams. After completing his Masters in Business Analytics, he was working in Pennsylvania and also did pizza delivery work on weekends for extra income, but no one thought that a simple delivery would become the last journey of his life.

Anshul, who had gone to deliver pizza to an abandoned house in Philadelphia, was shot dead. The family alleges that this was not a robbery, but a well-planned conspiracy. Now the sister is demanding justice and appealing to the Indian government to bring back her brother’s mortal remains soon.

Full story of Anshul Kuncha murder case

• Murder during pizza delivery: Anshul Kuncha had gone to deliver a pizza order in Philadelphia. There he was attacked and shot.
• Was called to the vacant house: According to reports, the house at the address where the pizza was ordered was lying vacant. For this reason the family is considering it as a conspiracy.
• Bullets shot in the head: According to Anshul’s sister Tanvi, the family was told that her brother was shot three times in the head and left on the road.
• Suspects seen in CCTV: Anshul was seen carrying the pizza in local cameras. In the footage, two suspicious people were also seen behind him, who were wearing black clothes and were carrying bags.
• Journey from India to America: Anshul studied chemical engineering from Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad. After this he went to America for higher education.
• Master’s degree was completed in 2024: Anshul had studied Masters in Business Analytics. He was working as a data validation analyst in Pennsylvania.
• Used to do delivery jobs for extra income: Anshul also used to do pizza delivery work during weekends. So that we can increase our income and secure our future.
• Sister’s big accusation: Sister Tanvi says that someone deliberately called Anshul there. It was a trap, they were called to kill.
• Indian Consulate expressed grief: The Indian Consulate General in New York expressed deep grief over the incident and said that it is in touch with the family and all possible assistance is being provided.
• Sister’s emotional appeal: The sister who lost her brother said that Anshul did not want to go to America, but the family sent him for a better future. Now she is just pleading for justice and to bring her brother back home for the last time.