<p>A 41-year-old IT consultant from Bengaluru was stabbed to death in Australia just 300 metres from her home, said the police on Sunday. They have launched a probe into the attack.<br /><br />Prabha Arun Kumar was on the phone with her husband when the attack happened on Sunday in Westmead, a suburb in Sydney. Kumar told her husband “I think I’ve been stabbed” in the lane way that runs through the park close to her Westmead home.<br /><br />The mother of one was found by a man lying in a pool of blood in Parramatta Park on Sunday night. The police described it as a “horrific attack”. <br /><br />A friend of Kumar, who was walking home from work when she was brutally stabbed, said she always felt guilty about getting a lift home late at night.<br /><br />The woman, who asked not to be named, told “The Daily Telegraph” she had warned Prabha about the dangers of the park. “I told her it was not a safe way to come through because there were people that stopped and asked you for money, like $2,” she said.</p>.<p>Superintendent Wayne Cox from Parramatta police had said earlier that the woman left the station, walked along Argyle Street and onto Park Parade before being attacked in Parramatta Park.<br /><br />“At this point, she had taken a lane way connected up to Amos St in Westmead, and during this journey she was attacked by a person or unknown persons,” he said.<br /><br />She suffered a life-threatening injury, and was transported to Westmead Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. “There was a large amount of blood, so she obviously suffered a significant wound,” said Cox.<br /><br />The police have appealed to the public to come forward with any information related to the case. </p>
<p>A 41-year-old IT consultant from Bengaluru was stabbed to death in Australia just 300 metres from her home, said the police on Sunday. They have launched a probe into the attack.<br /><br />Prabha Arun Kumar was on the phone with her husband when the attack happened on Sunday in Westmead, a suburb in Sydney. Kumar told her husband “I think I’ve been stabbed” in the lane way that runs through the park close to her Westmead home.<br /><br />The mother of one was found by a man lying in a pool of blood in Parramatta Park on Sunday night. The police described it as a “horrific attack”. <br /><br />A friend of Kumar, who was walking home from work when she was brutally stabbed, said she always felt guilty about getting a lift home late at night.<br /><br />The woman, who asked not to be named, told “The Daily Telegraph” she had warned Prabha about the dangers of the park. “I told her it was not a safe way to come through because there were people that stopped and asked you for money, like $2,” she said.</p>.<p>Superintendent Wayne Cox from Parramatta police had said earlier that the woman left the station, walked along Argyle Street and onto Park Parade before being attacked in Parramatta Park.<br /><br />“At this point, she had taken a lane way connected up to Amos St in Westmead, and during this journey she was attacked by a person or unknown persons,” he said.<br /><br />She suffered a life-threatening injury, and was transported to Westmead Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. “There was a large amount of blood, so she obviously suffered a significant wound,” said Cox.<br /><br />The police have appealed to the public to come forward with any information related to the case. </p>