I Would Rather Die Than Return To Pakistan: Seema Who Fell In Love With Indian On PUBG

The Pakistani woman, who fell in love with an Indian on PUBG, has said she would rather die than go back to her country.

Seema Haider, a married Muslim woman from Pakistan and mother of four, came across 22-year-old Sachin Meen on PUBG during the pandemic in 2020. "We became friends and our friendship turned to love and our chats became longer -- every morning and night -- before we finally decided to meet," AFP quoted the 27-year-old woman as saying.

After falling in love, she left her country and married him in Nepal. She then went back to her country, sold her property for flight tickets and Nepal visa from where she illegally entered India with her four children to stay with the man whom she married in May.

Seema now claims that she is now converted to Hinduism. "I'd rather die than return or leave Sachin", she said.

More than one-and-a-half-month after she reached Noida, local police got a whiff of a Pakistani woman and her children's illegal presence in their area. Sachin, Seema and her children tried to evade police arrest and fled, but were caught in Ballabhgarh in Haryana. Police then questioned them and officially arrested them on July 4, the officials said.

Last week, she along with her husband got bail. The court also ordered that as long as the case continues, Seema will not change her residence and live with Sachin.

Seema hailed from Sindh province in Pakistan and was settled in Karachi after her marriage in 2014.

The authorities say that her long-term stay in India is impossible. "I request the Indian government to grant me citizenship", Seema pleads.

Seema claims that she has received death threats after deciding to marry a Hindu. However, she insists that they would "live and die together".

During a lively Indian TV debate this week, Seema made an emphatic declaration of her unwavering affection for Sachin, vowing to only return to Pakistan "in death." The surrounding audience erupted in applause, celebrating their passionate expression of love.

The Pakistani woman claims that they planned to enter India illegally with the help of YouTube videos. "It was very difficult to travel from Pakistan to India," she said. "I believe that with God's love, we were destined to meet".

However, Sachin's family was not happy initially but everyone has accepted their relationship now. She also believes that her children will get "all the love, care and attention" here.