Jaahnavi Kandula Bodycam Footage

A Seattle police officer, whose insensitive comments and laughter following the death of an Indian student had caused outrage, has been fired.

A day after a US prosecutor decided to not pursue criminal charges against the Seattle police officer who killed 23-year-old Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula, the Indian embassy on Saturday sought a review of the decision.

Jaahnavi Kandula, a 23-year-old Indian student, was killed after being hit by a speeding police vehicle in the US state of Washington on January 23 last year.

The Seattle police officer who struck and killed Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula while responding to an overdose call, will not face any criminal charges due to lack of "sufficient" evidence, authorities said.

The Seattle Mayor has expressed his anguish over the death of an Indian student earlier this year, days after a bodycam footage of a cop went viral.

The Northeastern University issued a statement remembering their Indian-origin student Jaahnavi Kandula, who was killed in January but a shocking bodycam footage of an US cop laughing while talking about her death was recently released.

The shocking bodycam footage of an US cop laughing while talking about the death of Andhra Pradesh student Jaahnavi Kandula in an accident has sparked outrage. Her university meanwhile has decided to award the 23-year-old her degree.

The family of Jaahnavi Kandula, the young woman who died in the US in January after being hit by a patrol car, has raised serious questions over the delay in release of bodycam footage in which a police officer is heard laughing after the incident.

India has urged the US to conduct a thorough investigation into bodycam footage of a Seattle cop joking about the death of an Indian student after she was hit by a speeding police car.

In the video, Officer Daniel Auderer can be heard discussing the investigation into the accident involving 23-year-old graduate student Jaahnavi Kandula.

A Seattle police officer, whose insensitive comments and laughter following the death of an Indian student had caused outrage, has been fired.

A day after a US prosecutor decided to not pursue criminal charges against the Seattle police officer who killed 23-year-old Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula, the Indian embassy on Saturday sought a review of the decision.

Jaahnavi Kandula, a 23-year-old Indian student, was killed after being hit by a speeding police vehicle in the US state of Washington on January 23 last year.

The Seattle police officer who struck and killed Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula while responding to an overdose call, will not face any criminal charges due to lack of "sufficient" evidence, authorities said.

The Seattle Mayor has expressed his anguish over the death of an Indian student earlier this year, days after a bodycam footage of a cop went viral.

The Northeastern University issued a statement remembering their Indian-origin student Jaahnavi Kandula, who was killed in January but a shocking bodycam footage of an US cop laughing while talking about her death was recently released.

The shocking bodycam footage of an US cop laughing while talking about the death of Andhra Pradesh student Jaahnavi Kandula in an accident has sparked outrage. Her university meanwhile has decided to award the 23-year-old her degree.

The family of Jaahnavi Kandula, the young woman who died in the US in January after being hit by a patrol car, has raised serious questions over the delay in release of bodycam footage in which a police officer is heard laughing after the incident.

India has urged the US to conduct a thorough investigation into bodycam footage of a Seattle cop joking about the death of an Indian student after she was hit by a speeding police car.

In the video, Officer Daniel Auderer can be heard discussing the investigation into the accident involving 23-year-old graduate student Jaahnavi Kandula.