Family awaits postmortem report, seeks Indian government help to bring his remains home

Dubai: A Hyderabad engineer has died at his home in the United States just 17 days after his wedding, with his family appealing to the Indian government for help in bringing his remains home, NDTV reported.
Mohammed Jaber Hussain, 28, was found dead in his room in Lowell, Massachusetts, where he lived and worked as a civil engineer.
According to the report, Hussain had married on August 28 in Texas before returning to Massachusetts. His family said he last spoke to them on September 14.
Around eight hours later, they received a call from his roommate informing them that Hussain had died in his sleep.
The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, and the family is awaiting postmortem and medical reports to establish the cause.
Hussain’s father, Mohammed Zakir Hussain, has appealed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for assistance in repatriating his son’s remains to Hyderabad.
The family said it may struggle to meet the costs and complete the procedures required to transport the body from the US.
Majlis Bachao Tehreek spokesperson Amjed Ullah Khan took up the family’s appeal and shared the father’s letter to Jaishankar on X.
Khan urged the External Affairs Ministry to ask the relevant Indian mission in the US to coordinate with local authorities and help complete the formalities for repatriation.
“At this hour of unimaginable grief, the family needs the support of the Government of India,” Khan wrote, calling for immediate humanitarian intervention to bring Hussain’s remains home.
The family has also sought financial assistance.
Hussain moved to the United States in 2021 to pursue a master’s degree in civil engineering at the University of New Haven in Connecticut, according to NDTV.
He completed his degree in 2023 and subsequently worked in the US.
His LinkedIn profile showed that he had worked at Green International Affiliates before joining Lochner in Massachusetts in June this year.
Hussain was originally from Santoshnagar in Hyderabad.
His family is now awaiting the results of the postmortem and further information from US authorities about the circumstances of his death.
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