Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Hyderabad Woman Alleges Abuse by US Cop Husband
Hana, a woman from Hyderabad, says her husband, a Chicago police officer named Mohammed, treated her poorly.
After their wedding in June 2022, she claims he did not bring her to the US for nearly two years.
Once in the US in February 2024, she says she experienced abuse.
She also claims he took her passport, green card, and jewelry and left her in India.
She wrote a letter to the External Affairs Minister of India, asking for help to get her documents back so she can return to the US to fight the case.
A Hyderabad woman alleges abuse by her Chicago police officer husband.
She claims emotional and physical abuse and mental torture.
Her husband allegedly took her legal documents and left her in India.
The woman seeks help from the External Affairs Minister to recover her documents.
She says she was not helped after she was assaulted and the police were called.
- Who
- Hana Ahmed Khan and Mohammed Zain Uddin
- What
- Khan alleges abuse by her husband, a Chicago police officer, and seeks help from Indian authorities.
- When
- Marriage in June 2022, alleged abuse began shortly after, February 2024 arrival in US, letter to EAM on August 22, 2024.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India, and the United States
- Why
- Khan is seeking help to retrieve her documents and return to the US to legally contest the case after allegedly being abused and having her documents confiscated.
- Victim
- Hana Ahmed Khan
- Accused
- Mohammed Zain Uddin
- Husband's Profession
- Chicago Police Officer
- Marriage Date
- June 22, 2022
- Alleged Missing Items
- Passport, Green Card, Jewelry
- Letter to EAM
- August 22, 2024
