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Indian Tailor Dies In Kuwait
Indian Tailor Dies in Kuwait Strike Before Family Wedding
A family in Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain district has been left shattered after a tragic incident in Kuwait claimed the life of a man who had spent nearly three decades abroad supporting his loved ones.
Manzoor Ahmed, a 55-year-old tailor working in Kuwait, was preparing to return home for his nephew’s wedding when he reportedly lost his life during an attack at Kuwait International Airport.
What was supposed to be a joyful family reunion turned into heartbreak, leaving relatives devastated and struggling to accept the sudden loss.
A Long-Awaited Return Ends in Tragedy
According to family members, Manzoor Ahmed had been working as a tailor in Kuwait for nearly 30 years to support his family back home in Madhya Pradesh.
He had planned to return to India on Wednesday morning and was scheduled to board a flight from Kuwait to Mumbai at around 7:30 AM.
From Mumbai, he intended to travel by train to his hometown in Ujjain district, where family members had planned a warm welcome at the railway station.
Relatives had arranged garlands and preparations to celebrate his arrival.
Instead, they received devastating news of his death.
Family Was Waiting for Wedding Celebrations
Manzoor was eagerly looking forward to attending his nephew’s wedding scheduled for June 8 in neighbouring Ratlam district.
Family members said he had already packed his luggage and was excited to meet relatives after a long time.
His 18-year-old son, Anas Ahmed, reportedly spoke to him just a day before the tragedy, unaware that it would become their final conversation.
The sudden turn of events has left the family emotionally shattered.
Embassy Informs Family About Death
According to relatives, the family received a call from the Indian Embassy in Kuwait informing them about the tragic incident.
Manzoor’s brother-in-law, Mohammed Ismail, said the family had been preparing to receive him at the station.
Instead of welcoming him home, relatives are now preparing to receive his mortal remains.
Family members said his body is expected to arrive at Ahmedabad airport, after which it will be transported by road to Ujjain for final rites.
MEA Confirms Death of Indian National
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed that an Indian national had died during the airport attack in Kuwait.
Officials stated that the Indian mission in Kuwait is closely coordinating with local authorities and assisting the family.
Authorities also said that 13 Indian nationals were injured during the incident and are receiving medical treatment at hospitals in Kuwait.
The Indian Embassy has reportedly assured all necessary support to injured citizens and the bereaved family.
Family Loses Sole Breadwinner
Manzoor Ahmed is survived by:
- His wife
- One son
- Two daughters
- His elderly mother
Relatives described him as the sole earning member of the family, making the tragedy even more devastating.
Family members said everything happened suddenly, leaving them emotionally and financially distressed.
Indian Embassy Extends Support
India’s Ambassador to Kuwait reportedly visited the central mortuary where Manzoor’s mortal remains were kept.
Officials from the embassy also visited injured Indian nationals at hospitals and assured support.
The embassy said it is coordinating with Kuwaiti authorities for the quick transportation of the mortal remains to India.
Kuwaiti authorities also expressed condolences to the family and wished speedy recovery to the injured.
Kuwait Airport Attack Under Investigation
According to Kuwaiti officials, Terminal 1 of Kuwait International Airport was targeted during the attack, resulting in casualties and injuries.
Authorities said investigations are underway to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
The tragedy comes amid rising regional tensions and growing security concerns in the Gulf region.
Conclusion
For Manzoor Ahmed’s family, what should have been a happy reunion after decades of separation has turned into unimaginable grief.
After spending nearly 30 years working abroad to support his loved ones, the tailor was just hours away from returning home for a family wedding when tragedy struck.
As relatives prepare for his final journey home, the incident serves as a painful reminder of the human cost of conflict and uncertainty abroad.
Disclaimer: This article is based on statements from family members and official authorities. Investigation details and circumstances surrounding the incident may be updated as more information emerges.
