Mohammed Abdul Arfath, a 25-year-old student from Hyderabad, was found dead in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Arfath, who was pursuing a Master’s degree in Information Technology at Cleveland State University, had been missing since March 7. His grieving family is now pleading with US authorities to expedite the return of his mortal remains to India.
Arfath’s disappearance took a shocking turn when his family received a ransom call demanding $1,200, intensifying concerns about his safety. The sudden demand raised suspicions, and authorities were alerted. Despite efforts to locate him, Arfath was tragically found dead, leaving his family devastated and seeking answers about the circumstances leading to his demise.
The Indian Consulate in New York has expressed deep sorrow over the incident and assured the family of full support in facilitating the repatriation process. Officials are collaborating with local US authorities to ensure a thorough investigation into the tragic event, hoping to uncover the truth behind Arfath’s disappearance and death.
Amid their grief, Arfath's family has reached out to the Indian government, urging swift intervention to bring back his mortal remains for the last rites. The incident has once again highlighted concerns regarding the safety and security of Indian students pursuing education abroad. The family is anxiously awaiting further details from the ongoing investigation and hoping for a swift resolution to their ordeal.
Authorities in Cleveland have launched an in-depth investigation into the circumstances surrounding Arfath’s death. While initial details remain scarce, officials are exploring all possible angles, including the authenticity of the ransom call and potential foul play. The case has drawn attention within the Indian student community, raising awareness about safety challenges faced by international students in foreign countries.
As the investigation progresses, Arfath's family remains hopeful that they will receive the necessary support to bring him back home and bid him a final farewell.
Hyderabad Student Found Dead in US; Family Appeals for Repatriation of Mortal Remains
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