My Husband Is A Hindu, So I Am A Hindu: Pak Woman Who Fell In Love With Indian Man On PUBG

The Pakistani woman, who fell in love with an Indian man and entered the country illegally, indicated that she has embraced Hinduism.

"My husband is a Hindu, so I am a Hindu. I feel I am an Indian now," NDTV quoted the woman named Seema Haider as saying.

On July 4, the police detained the Pakistani woman and her four children who were illegally staying in Greater Noida

Like a cross-border love story from a Bollywood film, the couple came to know about each other through PUBG during the COVID-19 pandemic. They tied the knot in Nepal in March this year. While the mother of four is 30, the boy named Sachin Meena is 25.

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

"It was such a long and gruelling journey. I was very scared too. I first went from Karachi to Dubai, where we waited for 11 hours and couldn't sleep. We then flew to Nepal, before finally taking the road to Pokhara, where I met Sachin," Seema says.

After the wedding, she left for Pakistan and Sachin came back to India. She then sold her plot to Pakistan rupees Rs 12 lakh to arrange flight tickets and a Nepal visa for her along with her four children.

She landed in Nepal via Dubai and stayed in Pokhara. She then reached Delhi from Kathmandu and reached Noida on May 13, the report claims. By then, Sachin had made arrangements for her accommodation.

More than one-and-a-half-month later, 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.

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

Talking about getting bail, Seema said, "I shouted in joy when I heard the news. I had thought that I would be in jail for months."

On the other hand, her husband named Gulam Haider has appealed to the Indian government to send back his wife.

However, Seema told reporters that she did not wish to go back to Ghulam Haider and claimed a threat to her life if she returns to their native place in Pakistan, citing stringent local laws.