White House Row: Indian Student Pleaded Guilty?

White House, which is the official residence of the United States, is a popular location in the country. As it houses the President, we can see a big security at the White House. A shocking incident came to light last year when a 20-year-old student created a ruckus at the White House.

The incident created a sensation in India as well as Indian student Sai Varshith Kandula was behind this. He tried to attack the White House with a truck. He was arrested and sent to custody by the security.

Now it is said that the Indian student pleaded guilty in the case. The Washington Post said that the Indian student confessed to the Secret Service that he wanted to seize power. With this, the focus went on to his mental health.

Though there is no prior criminal record for Varshith Kandula, the charges he is facing might make him face a jail sentence of over a decade. He might be produced before the Court in August and then we might get clarity on what would happen to him.

One year after the case, the accused is believed to have pleaded guilty in the case and said he wanted to dethrone the current United States President.

Recalling what happened earlier, Sai Varshith Kandula tried to enter the White House with a vehicle. He had a Nazi flag and he is said to be influenced by Nazi ideology. The security at the White House arrested him.

Sai Varshith Kandula is from St. Louis, Missouri, and has a permanent residence. He took a van on rent and tried to enter the White House. It is being said that he might face the sentence on the 23rd of August.