Parents Seek Answers After Arrest in Indian Woman's Murder in US

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Nikitha Godishala, an Indian woman, was found dead with stab wounds in Columbia, United States, on January 3. She was discovered in the apartment of her ex-boyfriend, Arjun Sharma, who has since been arrested. While her parents have acknowledged the arrest as a breakthrough in the case, they say they still need answers. The family is seeking clarity on the circumstances surrounding their daughter's death.

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