Australia's deputy PM condemns Indian's killing

Melbourne: After the shocking incident of lynching a Twenty one-year-old Indian youth, Australian officials openly condemned such a heinous crime. However, police claimed that no evidence was found to prove that the stabbing incident has got anything to do with racial attack.

Nitin Garg, an accounting graduate from Punjab was stabbed to death on Sunday in West Footscray area.

Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard made a strong statement conveying the message that people in Melbourne's west, and people around Australia will join together to condemn this violence unreservedly. Gillard added that police should be allowed to carry on with their investigation procedures.

Deputy PM also asserted that Australia is a nation that welcomes international students and the Australians want to make the foreign students feel that congenial ambience is very much there in the country.