

The 27-year-old suffered multiple stab wounds just making it to the door of the hostel where he lived. He was found unconscious and bleeding by fellow students who called for help.
An Indian student was stabbed with a knife in central St. Petersburg district late on Wednesday.
The fifth-year student, Anjani Kumar, 23, of the local Mechnikov Medical Academy was returning to his hostel on Wednesday night, when he was attacked by a group of "unidentified" youths, who stabbed him in the neck.
The incident comes in the wake of a string of racial attacks by Russian skinheads in different parts of the country to mark Nazi dictator Adolph Hitler's birthday on Thursday.

Although there is a visible police presence in public places frequented by non-whites, many Asian and African expatriates and students have decided to stay at home on Thursday.
Police are looking into the incident, which took place only days after a Senegalese university student was murdered in St. Petersburg in what investigators are considering a possible hate crime. The victim was gunned down as he and a group of fellow African students were leaving a night club earlier this month.
Lamzar Samba was a fifth-year student at St. Petersburg's Communications Institute, who belonged to African Unity, a human rights organization that represents the interests of the city's African community.
AP quoted the city's deputy prosecutor, Andrei Lavrenko, as telling NTV television that a hunting gun decorated with a swastika was found at the crime scene.
Racist violence is a mounting problem in Russia. Members of ultranationalist and other groups regularly harass or attack Africans, Asians, and non-Slavic residents from the Caucasus or the formerly Soviet republics of Central Asia. A group calling itself the Party of Freedom welcomed the killing in St. Petersburg, saying on its website, "the cleanup of the city continues."





sources - http://www.mosnews.com/news/2006/04/20/studentattacked.shtml
http://english.pravda.ru/photo/report/kill-914
