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A controversial video showing Indian student Akhilesh Chetla Ravi holding a handgun in the US has gone viral on the internet.

Netizens are demanding that authorities investigate the incident. Some have even called for the student to be deported to India.

The video shows Indian student Akhilesh Chetla Ravi holding a handgun inside a mall or gas station, while a radio conversation can be heard in the background, including words like “shots fired.”

An Immigrant named Akhilesh Chetla Ravi is allegedly an F-1 student at Hood College possessing a firearm and working illegally at a gas station. X, do your thing. pic.twitter.com/wWBUL5TGDh

— Kaylee Campbell (@kaylee_ashlynn) March 8, 2026

The video first appeared on a Snapchat account linked to the student, after which it went viral on the social media platform.

Akhilesh Chetla Ravi is reported to be an Indian citizen who was studying in the US on an F-1 student visa. He obtained a degree from Hood College, graduating in Management Information Systems in May 2025.

His name is also in the commencement list of students who received graduate degrees that year.

Akhilesh Chetla Ravi’s LinkedIn profile reveals that he worked at JPMorgan Chase as a software developer in September 2023.

His profile also stated that he had worked previously with Bayer, Capgemini, and BYJU’S.

After the video became viral, Ravi changed the settings of his Instagram account to private. 

Many viral posts alleged that Ravi worked at the store, and the video was recorded when he was in the US on an F-1 student visa.

The F-1 student visa has strict employment rules and does not permit the student to work outside their educational institution without authorization.

Many netizens alleged that Ravi had violated immigration regulations.

The video has also ignited a discussion on firearm laws, with netizens wondering if international students can legally possess firearms in the United States.

US attorney Andrew Branca raised concerns after seeing the video and stated that the Indian student was handling the weapon recklessly, endangering the lives of people around him.

Many netizens took to social media to air their views on the episode.

One user wrote,

“If the reports are accurate, that’s a serious situation. Displaying a firearm publicly can raise legal issues, especially if the person is on a student visa.”

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Another user said,

“Are immigrants in the US on a student visa allowed to buy or own firearms?”

A third user wrote,

“Deport him. He is an enemy of the people.”

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James Rallison, who owns the YouTube channel TheOdd1sOut, is facing a huge backlash after it was revealed that he had unceremoniously shown his animation team the door.

The discussion started in mid-February when the freelance animators came online to reveal that they had been removed from the channel.

The screenshots were then shared in Discord groups and posts on Reddit.

YouTuber TheOdd1sOut is in HOT WATER for allegedly firing his animation team. (Source: ToonHive on X) pic.twitter.com/6FB1zDvmIl

— DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) March 6, 2026

Many netizens alleged that the animators were informed that they were no longer associated with the channel with little or no warning.

The development has sparked a huge debate on YouTube commentary channels and social media platform X.

Netizens stated that the animators had shaped the look and the feel of TheOdd1sOut’s content.

Most of the animators who were working for the channel were freelancers and not full-time employees.

This negates the need for any compensation or notice pay.

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— TheOdd1sOut (@theodd1sout) March 6, 2026

However, considering their long association, netizens have labelled the action as unethical.

Fans also stated that the animators create a clean and colorful animation style that viewers easily recognise.

For the unversed, TheOdd1sOut is a brainchild of James Rallison and has evolved, during the course of time, into one of the best-known animation channels on YouTube.

Most of the contents on the channel were related to personal stories from James Rallison’s life.

The contents were created using simple drawings, humour, and animated scenes, and with time, its subscription hit 20 million.

The most striking feature was the animation, which was characterised by suave movement, bright visuals, and clear storytelling, and this enamoured millions of fans.

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A prank by high school seniors ended in tragedy when teacher and coach Jason Hughes lost his life.

A group of seniors at North Hall High School were doing a prank tradition that involved scattering toilet paper on the lawn of teacher, Jason Hughes.

Hughes saw toilet paper on his lawn and ran to confront the miscreants. Because it had been raining earlier, the ground was slippery, and Hughes slipped onto the road and was hit by a pickup truck.

He was rushed to the hospital by emergency personnel but was declared dead on arrival by the doctors.

NEW: Family of teacher killed in prank gone wrong wants charges against the teens dropped because he loved them and was excited to join the prank

Five teenagers were arrested after teacher Jason Hughes, 40, was run over when he slipped outside his Gainesville, Georgia, home… pic.twitter.com/xU37y6nuMp

— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) March 9, 2026

Jason Hughes, 40, was a teacher and coach at North Hall High School in Gainesville, Georgia. He is survived by his wife and two children. The teacher was struck by a pickup truck driven by 18-year-old Jayden Wallace.

Wallace and his two friends provided first aid until the paramedics arrived and took Hughes to the hospital.

Jason Hughes and his wife both taught at North Hall High and made them a high-value target.

Hughes’ home was pranked in the past also, and the Instagram page featured a picture of the teacher’s home filled with toilet paper back in March 2023, captioned “Juniors +4.”

Incidentally, the Hall County School District had released a statement explicitly calling on students to end the prank war tradition just before the tragedy unfolded.

The warning was posted, but the students did not stop and went ahead with the prank.

The district stated,

“While we understand that prom is a time for celebration and creating lasting memories, we must emphasize the importance of responsible behavior and respect for others and their property.”

Officials also noted that in previous years the pranks went overboard and often resulted in damage to property.

Jayden Wallace, who was driving the fateful vehicle, is facing charges ranging from first-degree vehicular homicide, irresponsible driving, criminal encroachment, and cluttering on private property. He could end up receiving a jail sentence from three to fifteen years if convicted.

His co-pranksters who have been arrested also face charges of criminal trespass and littering.

Jason Hughes’ wife, Laura Hughes, said her husband loved the students and wasn’t going to confront them, but was excited to catch them red-handed.

She also said her family supports the dropping of charges against all involved.

She added that her family is already suffering due to the tragedy but would not like to see the incident ruining the lives of the students.

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