A young girl Khushneet Kaur from India who came to Canada to study a month ago to make a better life for herself has been found dead
This is very sad news. Information says that Khushneet Kaur, who is 20 years old, moved to Canada just a month ago. has been suffering from depression and eventually committed suicide.
Who is Khushneet Kaur 20 year old who committed suicide after one month in Canada
“My name is Kamalpreet Kaur and with a heart full of grief I am sharing a picture of my beautiful friend and sister Khusneet (20 years) who is not with us anymore and lost a battle to depression that she never talked about. Just a month ago she came to Canada on a study visa and I was so happy to see her here, but she was quiet and never very happy in this past month and my stupid head thought she is just shy or probably new here that’s why”
#Heartbreaking news of 20 y/o, Khushneet Kaur, who took their life in Brampton, this week, has once again jabbed at the lack of conversation around #mentalhealth Khushneet came to Canada a month ago from UP, India, apparently suffered from depression which pushed her to do this. pic.twitter.com/qtgBqk31vd
— RED FM™ TORONTO (@REDFMToronto) February 9, 2023
Khushneet Kaur’s GoFundMe page continues
Aand yesterday we were given the worst possible news that she ended her life and now I am thinking I should have asked her what was bothering her, but there’s nothing left now other than talking about it. Except for helping her parents see her last time as they have been asking me to send their khushu home right away, therefore I am writing this so that all of you can help me send her body home to her parents and younger brother and support the family in every way possible”
Death of International students in Canada is on the rise
Every year, students from all over the world come to Canada to get a good education and learn about a new culture. But for some students, moving to a different country can be hard and lead to mental health problems like depression, anxiety, and even suicide. In the past few years, there have been more and more worries about the number of Indian international students who die in Canada, especially from suicides and depression.
Statistics Canada says that in 2020, there will be more than 640,000 international students in Canada. India was the second country from which the most international students came to Canada. More than 100,000 students came from India. Even though Canada is known for its good schools, friendly people, and strong economy, international students still have to deal with problems there. Being away from home, getting used to a new culture, and dealing with the challenges of school can put a lot of stress on a person’s mental health.
Suicide of Indian students in Canada has complex reason behind it
In the past few years, there have been a number of well-known suicides of Indian international students in Canada. The reasons for these deaths are often complicated and can include things like academic stress, money problems, homesickness, and problems adjusting to a new culture. Some students can’t handle the stress of getting good grades and living up to what their families expect of them. For some people, living in a foreign country can make them feel lonely and isolated, which can lead to depression and thoughts of suicide.
Indian international students in Canada can also have trouble with money, which can add to the stress they feel emotionally. The high cost of tuition, housing, and other costs of living can put a lot of stress on students and their families.
Canada’s universities and colleges have taken steps to help international students deal with these problems. For example, they offer mental health services, counselling, and peer support groups. But more needs to be done to make sure that international students get the academic and emotional help they need to do well.
Solution is needed before big threat to Canadian ecosystem
Deaths of international students is a growing concern. More and more Indian international students in Canada are killing themselves due to depression. Even though Canada is a welcoming country that offers high-quality education, it is important to understand the unique challenges that international students face and give them the help they need to succeed and thrive. By dealing with these problems, we can make sure that international students have a good time in Canada and can reach their academic and personal goals.
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