Indian killed in Kansas: Microsoft chief Satya Nadella says 'no place for senseless violence, bigotry in society'
An Indian engineer in Kansas city (US) was killed and two others injured when an American man opened fire at them after allegedly yelling "get out of my country".
Microsoft's India-born chief Satya Nadella on Friday asserted that there is no place for "senseless violence" and bigotry in society as he condemned the killing of an Indian engineer in a shooting incident in the United States (US).
32-year-old Srinivas Kuchibhotla, who was working at GPS-maker Garmin headquarters in Olathe, was killed after he was shot by a navy veteran yelling "get out of my country" and "terrorist" at a bar on Wednesday night in Kansas City in the state of Missouri.
Kuchibhotla's Indian colleague Alok Madasani was injured when the 51-year-old shooter opened fire on them. A third person, an American who tried to intervene, was also injured.
Earlier in February, Hyderabad-born Nadella during an interaction with students had underlined the importance of "diversity and inclusion" amid an environment of divisiveness.
Also during an employee Q&A on January 30, Nadella had addressed President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration, saying there is no place for bias or bigotry in any society.
Nadella's comments come against the backdrop of a divisive and anti-immigrant rhetoric engulfing the US under the presidency of Trump.