Is Seema Haider A Pakistani Spy Agent? Probe Deepens into Her Deceptive Indian Attire, Army Connections

Seema Haider, a Pakistani woman, who illegally entered India with her four children to be with her lover dressed up to look like a rural Indian woman and sought the help of professionals, according to intelligence sources cited by India Today. To avoid detection by security agencies, she disguised herself as a rural Indian woman and sought professional help with makeup. This method of dressing is often employed by women involved in human trafficking, particularly those associated with domestic help or prostitution rings when crossing the Indo-Nepal border.

Investigation agencies have also noticed that Seema Haider exhibits fluent language skills, which could have been provided by Pakistani handlers operating in Nepal. Such language training is commonly given to women sent across the Nepal border for illegal activities in India.

Seema Haider is currently under scrutiny by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) due to possible connections with the Pakistan Army and Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan's intelligence agency. The ATS, along with officials from central intelligence agencies, has been interrogating Seema Haider and her Indian husband, Sachin Meena, for two consecutive days.

Despite the intensive questioning, no concrete evidence linking Seema Haider to the ISI has been found. Her confident manner of answering questions has raised suspicions that she may be attempting to mislead the authorities. There are also concerns that she may be receiving guidance from someone within India, and the Intelligence Bureau has provided significant information regarding the case.

Seema Haider and her four children entered India in May to reunite with her partner, Sachin Meena, who resides in the Rabupura area of Greater Noida. The individuals who aided her in reaching the village remain unidentified, and the ATS discovered that she had sent friend requests to several military officers.

During the interrogation, it was revealed that Seema Haider had purchased a mobile phone in Pakistan before arriving in India. The ATS inquired about any precautions she was instructed to take while communicating via messages and phone chats.

The ATS also questioned Seema Haider about her use of codewords. In Pakistani intelligence's coded language, "Fufi" refers to a person providing information to the ISI, while "Fruit" is a codeword for money. Seema denied any knowledge of Urdu or the usage of these codewords but displayed fluency in Hindi and complex Hindi words, raising doubts about her claims.

The timing of Seema Haider's mobile phone bill for 8 May, the day she received her passport, and her departure from Pakistan just two days later on 10 May has raised suspicions. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working diligently to uncover the truth behind Seema Haider's statements and actions.

The UP Police and central agencies are actively seeking details about Haider's travel route from Karachi to Greater Noida. There are reports suggesting that some of her relatives have connections with the Pakistani Army, prompting the agencies to investigate potential security implications.

Seema Haider initially got in touch with Sachin Meena through the online gaming application PUBG. However, on 4 July, she was arrested for illegal entry into India, and Meena was apprehended for sheltering illegal immigrants. Both were granted bail on 7 July and have been living together in Greater Noida since then.