After completing the necessary rituals, the burial will occur at the Asaf Jahi family tombs" on Wednesday," informed a family member. The Nizam Trust officials supervised the preparation of the Asaf Jahi family tombs, where other members of Nizam's family are buried, who ruled Hyderabad from 1724.
Mukarram Jah was born in Nice, France, educated in Doon School, Harrow, graduated from Cambridge University, and had a 15-month training at the Sandhurst's Royal Military Academy. He led a joyful life beyond the fading royalty of the 20th century as he flickered between Hyderabad, Australia, Turkiye, and Europe.
A statement issued by Telangana CM K. Chandrasekhar Rao conveyed sympathy to the grieving family members of the Last Nizam - Mukarram Jah. The CM has directed its Chief Secretary - Santhi Kumari, to take care of Mukarram Jah's last rites with full State honors in remembrance of his outstanding service to the poor and needy in the education and health sectors as the successor of the Nizams. The Telangana Government Advisor, A.K. Khan, has been tasked to coordinate the funeral rituals per the decision of Mukarram Jah's family members.
Mukarram Jah was linked to two of the most well-known royal dynasties of the Muslim world. Durrushehvar, his mother, was the only daughter of Abdul Majid, the last Caliph (Khalifa) of Islam who was sent into exile by the Republic of Turkiye's Founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who abolished the Caliphate. The latter's father was Azam Jah, the eldest son of Hyderabad's Nizam Mir Osman Ali Khan, whose kingdom was merged with India on September 18, 1948.
