Hyderabad: A man from Hyderabad was stabbed to death in London on Wednesday by an unidentified man. Mohd Nadeemuddin was working at a mall in Tesco supermarket and was living in London for the last six years.
Mohammad Nadeemuddin is from Noor Khan Bazar area of Old City of Hyderabad was found dead by a security personnel at the parking of London’s Tesco Supermarket on Wellington Street, Berkshire, where he was employed, according to the information received by his relatives in Hyderabad.
It was after Nadeemuddin’s family called the Tesco management to say he did not return home after work that the Tesco employees found him dead in the parking area. Nadeemuddin’s family members have sought help from External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help them travel to London.
The post-mortem was done on Friday. The London police are suspecting the involvement of a Pakistani national, who is also working in the same supermarket. Nadeem graduated from a college in Hyderabad before leaving for London in 2012, where he found a job in the supermarket. Subsequently, his parents also joined him.
“His wife Afsha, a doctor, left for London only 25 days ago. She is pregnant and cannot come back to India as rules do not permit her travel,” Qureshi said. Nadeem’s wife, who is in a state of shock, is undergoing psychological counselling.
“They (Nadeem’s family) cannot bring the body to Hyderabad for last rites. In all probability, the burial would take place in London,” Qureshi said, adding he and a few other relatives were planning to leave for the UK to attend the last rites.
He said he had mailed letters to Union Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj and Telangana Home Minister Mohd Mahmood Ali, requesting their help in the relatives travelling to London. Apparently, Nadeem had got a permanent residency and was awaiting UK citizenship in the next few months as the process was nearly completed.
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