Indian doctor dead in America: An Indian doctor was shot dead in America. He was in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, when he was fired upon on Friday. He was identified as Dr. Ramesh Babu Peramsetti of Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh. He died on the spot after being shot. Ramesh Babu had made his own identity in America, he founded the Crimson Network with the help of local doctors and operated many hospitals. He had a major contribution in the field of healthcare. The Crimson Care Network team has confirmed his death. Crimson said in a statement on the Facebook page that Peramsetti has died. The Facebook post said that we have received information about the death of Dr. Ramesh Peramsetti. The Peramsetti family has requested us to give them privacy in this time of grief. We will continue to honor him the way he wanted. Thank you for your understanding.
Statement on Facebook page
Crimson wrote in another post that keep Peramsetti and the Crimson Care Network family in your prayers during this difficult time. We will continue his legacy. Our clinics will remain open during the transition period. Let us tell you that Peramsetti has a wife, 2 sons and 2 daughters, all of whom are settled in America. Peramsetti graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin and Sri Venkateswara Medical College in 1986. Apart from Tuscaloosa, he had worked in many hospitals in 4 other places.
Many awards have been received
According to local media reports, a street in Tuscaloosa was named after him due to his significant contribution to the medical profession. He also helped the affected people during the Covid-19 pandemic, for which he also received many awards. He was also active in many social works. He donated about 17 thousand dollars or 14.2 lakhs to Menkuru High School in Andhra Pradesh. Police are still investigating the case. The exact reasons for the murder are not yet known.