Is Pakistani Woman Seema Haider Pregnant Again, Expecting Her First Child With Sachin?

Rumours are rife that Pakistani woman Seema Haider, who entered India illegally to be with her Indian boyfriend Sachin Meena, is pregnant again.

She is expecting her first child with Sachin Meena, according to reports in Hindi media. It has to be noted that she has four children (two sons and two daughters) from her first husband Ghulam Haider.

The speculations around her pregnancy started after she was reportedly seen visiting a hospital.

Meanwhile, she has broken her silence over the reports stating "This is my personal matter." "I don't even want to tell everyone," a Hindi website quoted her as saying over the pregnancy rumours.

Seema Haider, a married Muslim woman from Pakistan and mother of four, came across Sachin Meena on PUBG during the pandemic in 2020. 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 a Nepal visa from where she illegally entered India with her four children to stay with the man whom she married in May.

She entered India illegally via Nepal and landed in Noida from Delhi.

In the latest clip doing rounds on social media, Seema Haider was seen chanting "Bharat Mata ki Jai" while hoisting the Indian flag ahead of this year's Independence Day.

A video circulating on social media shows Seema Haider chanting "Pakistan murdabad," indicating her vocal disapproval of her country of origin. The video was shared by Ashutosh Dubey, Head of BJP Maharashtra Social Media.

Meanwhile, the Pakistani woman has threatened to take legal action against her neighbour for making comments on Sachin's physical attributes, India Today reported.

In a recent viral video, Seema Haider's neighbour Mithilesh Bhati was heard calling Sachin "lappu" and "jhingur". Her lawyer has warned her neighbour of filing a defamation case against her.

In interviews, Mithilesh Bhati used the terms "jhingur sa" and "lappu sa" to address Sachin. "In a diverse country like ours, insults based on skin colour and physical attributes will not be tolerated. We are planning to take legal action against the woman," the advocate said