Three teenagers charred to death

[pahelwan]

Ghoram vayya papam their parents okesari 3 pillalni pogottukunnaru. Asalu antha chinna pillalu (14, 16 and 17) ikkada vachi Chadukodam endi. RIP

[Dimpy123]

RIP

[Quickgun_murugan]

Story enti?

[pahelwan]

2 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Story enti?

News sudava nuvvu. Sare nalgonda Christian residents studying in Mississippi boarding school came to tenesse to celebrate Xmas with an American family. Short circuit valla 3 nalgonda kids and American host woman died. American host man and host kid survived with injuries. I think they are ST’s converted to christianity went to America missionary school ankunta. 

[tom bhayya]

21 minutes ago, pahelwan said:

Ghoram vayya papam their parents okesari 3 pillalni pogottukunnaru. Asalu antha chinna pillalu (14, 16 and 17) ikkada vachi Chadukodam endi. RIP

I think they are US Citizens, they moved back to India few years back ani chadiva and they came back again for school

[pahelwan]

4 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

I think they are US Citizens, they moved back to India few years back ani chadiva and they came back again for school

Auna nen aa news chudaledu bhayya. 

[tom bhayya]

4 minutes ago, pahelwan said:

Auna nen aa news chudaledu bhayya. 

American daily USA Today reported that the Naik teens were missionaries in partnership with the Collierville Bible Church (CBC) and were studying at a school in Mississippi. It added the Coudriets invited them to stay in their home when the school closed for winter break and the three could not go home to India. The father of the three, Srinivas Naik, a pastor, also associated with CBC, had returned to Nalgonda last year after working in the US. The children had stayed back to continue their studies at Mississippi’s French Camp Academy. In a statement, the CBC identified the three teenagers as Sharron, Joy and Aaron Naik.