Indian student shot dead in Manchester

Don't worry dude, that's his destiny

And he been walking at late night.

So I advice never act like a batman

??? I take it, you dont think even a single night out is a good idea.. ? :/

anyway back on topic, what areas of manchester are "rougher" and is it a good idea for anyone to stay away from?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/8978534/Indian-student-shot-dead-in-front-of-friends-in-Manchester.html

I'm sort of scared as hell. I look Indian to most people I don't want to be shot dead.

Hope they catch the person soon. It's sad this is happening.

don't worry dude, the location from the universities to the halls Is pretty central. There are the odd scuffles but nothing major, just drunken fights which are dealt with fast.

its the outer city that Is more...troubled. On the whole if you're going to the Manchester Unis - rest assured. You'll be safe as can be

aha, i just generally wanted to know what areas are known to be a bit dodgy. As a local, I know where the "scummy" part of my area is - where very 'chavvy' people tend to hang out and shout at abuse for the sake of it, its dodgy to walk home by yourself there.. just an intimidating experience for some, i guess. Even when i have drove past in the day a couple times.. theres empty cans of beer, packs of "smoking kills", pieces of glass lying around etc (luckily i didnt puncture my tyres! haha) So yeah as someone that doesnt know manchester at all - id just like to know where people generally agree its good to stay away from if possible

The student who got shot was in an area, late at night, where students don't really have any reason to be (he wasn't at a Manchester University, he was at Lancaster, and I think he was staying at a hotel in Salford Quays). I've been down that road (Ordsall Lane, Salford) once, and it is fairly dodgy looking all the way down . . . until you get to a stately home, called Ordsall Hall (it's very incongruous!)