Cachar man dies after falling from ninth floor in Bengaluru, body brought home after four days

A 31-year-old man from Assam's Cachar district died after falling from the ninth floor of a building while working in Bengaluru. His body was brought to his native village on Monday, November 9 four days after the incident.

The deceased, identified as Enamul Haque Mazumder, was a resident of Chalitatal in Durganagar Sixth Block, under the Udharbond Assembly constituency in Cachar district.

According to his family members, Enamul, the second son of Ali Ahmed Mazumder, had been working as a painter in Bengaluru for nearly 10 years. He reportedly fell from the ninth floor of a building at his workplace at around 11 am last Friday, resulting in his death.

His sudden demise came as a shock to his family, who were informed about the incident following his death.

Enamul's body arrived at Silchar Airport at around 3.15 pm on Monday. It was subsequently taken to his native residence, where family members and local residents gathered to pay their last respects.

Funeral prayers (Janazah) were held at a nearby graveyard at around 5.30 pm, following which he was laid to rest.

Enamul is survived by his wife, a daughter and a son with disabilities. His death has left the family devastated, while residents of the area have expressed condolences to the bereaved family.