Hyderabad man dies in US; family seeks EAM Jaishankar’s help to bring back body

Times of India · collected 2026-09-16 · by TOI World Desk
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Mohammed Jaber Hussain, a 27-year-old man from Hyderabad who moved to the United States in 2021 to pursue his studies and work, died suddenly on September 14 in Massachusetts. His family has asked External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for help to bring his body back to India due to financial constraints. The MBT spokesperson Amjed Ullah Khan is advocating for government intervention to assist with the repatriation process.
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A 27-year-old man from Hyderabad, Mohammed Jaber Hussain, died in Massachusetts on September 14. Hussain had moved to the US in 2021 to pursue a master’s degree and was working in Lowell when he passed away while sleeping. His family, who are economically disadvantaged, have appealed for government assistance through Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) spokesperson Amjed Ullah Khan. They want External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to coordinate with the Indian Embassy or Consulate General in New York to bring Hussain's remains back to Hyderabad. Hussain’s last conversation with his mother was on September 14 at around 8 am, and she learned of his death later that day from his wife. The family faces significant challenges in arranging for the repatriation themselves due to their financial situation.

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🔮 The family has sought government assistance, saying they belong to an economically weaker section and may face difficulties arranging the repatriation of Hussain’s remains to Hyderabad.
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Hyderabad India Lowell Massachusetts Santoshnagar

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Hussain PERSON · 5× Hyderabad GPE · 2× India GPE · 2× Khan PERSON · 2× Lowell GPE · 2× Connecticut GPE · 1× Massachusetts GPE · 1× Mohammed Jaber Hussain PERSON · 1× Santoshnagar GPE · 1× the United States GPE · 1×

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Khan has appealed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to intervene and ask the Indian Embassy in the US or the Consulate General of India in New York to coordinate with US authorities for the repatriation of Hussain’s remains.
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🔮 The family has sought government assistance, saying they belong to an economically weaker section and may face difficulties arranging the repatriation of Hussain’s remains to Hyderabad.

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A 27-year-old man from Hyderabad’s Santoshnagar died in Massachusetts in the United States on Monday, September 14, with his family seeking government assistance to bring his remains back to India. asserted
family → die → India
Mohammed Jaber Hussain, who was reportedly living in Lowell, had moved to the US in 2021 to pursue a master’s degree in civil engineering in Connecticut. uncertain
who → live → Connecticut
He later started working in Lowell and got married in Texas in August 2026. asserted
He → start → August
Following his death, Hussain’s parents approached Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) spokesperson Amjed Ullah Khan for assistance. asserted
parents → follow → assistance
Khan has appealed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to intervene and ask the Indian Embassy in the US or the Consulate General of India in New York to coordinate with US authorities for the repatriation of Hussain’s remains. asserted
Khan → appeal → remains
According to media reports, Hussain spoke to his mother at around 8 am on Monday and appeared to be fine. uncertain
Hussain → accord → Monday
Hours later, his wife informed the family that he had died while sleeping. asserted
he → inform → family
The family has sought government assistance, saying they belong to an economically weaker section and may face difficulties arranging the repatriation of Hussain’s remains to Hyderabad. uncertain
they → seek → Hyderabad
Khan has urged the authorities to extend assistance to the family and facilitate coordination with the concerned US authorities for bringing Hussain’s body back to India for the final rites. asserted
Khan → urge → rites
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