Varun has now been transferred to Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne due to the intense nature of the accidents.

P Varun Raj, the 24-year-old Indian scholar who was stabbed at a health centre within the US state of Indiana over the weekend, continues to be in a important situation and is on a life assist, sources accustomed to his ongoing therapy mentioned.

“After three days of treatment, Varun continues to be on life support and has severe neurological impairment. He is likely to sustain permanent disability and have partial, if not complete, vision loss and left sided weakness,” as reported by PTI.

Following the incident, the attacker Jordan Andrade, 24, was arrested and is going through prices of aggravated battery with a lethal weapon and tried homicide.

Varun has now been transferred to Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne due to the intense nature of the accidents.

Meanwhile, assailant Andrade, who appeared earlier than Porter Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Clymer, pleaded not responsible to the costs of Level 1 felony, and a Level 3 felony.

The decide set his bond at USD 500,000 money and USD 500,000 surety.

According to The Chicago Tribune, Andrade mentioned he might afford a USD 300,000 bond. The decide deemed Andrade a flight threat.

The college president expressed his shock over the brutal assault on considered one of its college students.

“We are shocked and saddened by the attack on Varun Raj. At Valparaiso University, we consider each other family, and this incident is horrifying for us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of his friends and family,” José Padilla, the college’s president, mentioned in a press release in line with the Post-Tribune on Wednesday.

“In addition to our thoughts and prayers, the University and Valpo Community are offering all assistance and resources available to help Varun’s family get to the United States as quickly as possible,” Michael Fenton mentioned in an electronic mail to Chicago Tribune, including that the college is also offering full assist to the continuing investigation by the Valparaiso Police Department.

The North American Telugu Society (NATS) has began a fundraiser on GoFund and by Wednesday night time raised over USD38,000.

“Currently, he is in critical condition, battling for his life in a coma, and his family is facing a harrowing journey filled with uncertainty and overwhelming medical bills. We were contacted by the family with a heavy heart, asking for our support to cover his extensive medical expenses and travel expenses for his parents to the USA,” NATS mentioned.