Melbourne: A memorial plaque honouring a 41-year-old Indian woman who was stabbed to death in Australia earlier this year was unveiled during a memorial service in Melbourne.
Prabha Arun Kumar, who hails from Mangalore, was stabbed to death in March in Sydney and the motive of the attack is yet to be ascertained.
The pathway where she took her final steps before being stabbed to death has been re-named as Prabha's Walk.
"What I'm going through no-one should go through. I want justice," her husband Arun Kumar said during the service, adding that his wife was a "very caring, loving wife".
The family took the same path Prabha Arun Kumar took on the fateful night when she was killed.
The service was led by a prayer and flowers were laid on the bench unveiled in Prabha's memory.
"I hope they (NSW Police) will find the murderer and I am trusting them," he said.
"My family is overwhelmed with the support they have received. Coming all the way from another country to feel the warmth of the people they are purely overwhelmed," Mr Shetty said.
"Why would anybody in this world like to hurt her? I believe that there's somebody out there who knows something about this, I hope somebody comes forward," Mr Shetty said.
Prabha Arun Kumar, who hails from Mangalore, was stabbed to death in March in Sydney and the motive of the attack is yet to be ascertained.
The pathway where she took her final steps before being stabbed to death has been re-named as Prabha's Walk.
"What I'm going through no-one should go through. I want justice," her husband Arun Kumar said during the service, adding that his wife was a "very caring, loving wife".
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The family took the same path Prabha Arun Kumar took on the fateful night when she was killed.
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The service was led by a prayer and flowers were laid on the bench unveiled in Prabha's memory.
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"I hope they (NSW Police) will find the murderer and I am trusting them," he said.
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"My family is overwhelmed with the support they have received. Coming all the way from another country to feel the warmth of the people they are purely overwhelmed," Mr Shetty said.
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"Why would anybody in this world like to hurt her? I believe that there's somebody out there who knows something about this, I hope somebody comes forward," Mr Shetty said.
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