PUBG Contacts, Fluent English: ATS Digs Deeper into Seema Haider's Love Story

Seema Haider, a Pakistani woman who illegally entered India to marry her Indian lover Sachin Meena, had previous connections with other persons in India through the online game PUBG, according to reports quoted as Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) as sources.

Due to suspicions of her potential links with the Pakistan Army and the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), both the ATS and Intelligence Bureau (IB) are monitoring Seema Haider closely.

During her interrogation by the ATS on Monday, it was discovered that Seema Haider primarily contacted people in Delhi-NCR through PUBG.

ATS sources also noted that Seema Haider was asked to read a few lines in English, and she not only read them fluently but also displayed impeccable diction.

After illegally crossing the Nepal border in May, Seema Haider is currently residing with Sachin Meena in Greater Noida, located in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddh Nagar district.

The forensic lab will examine Seema Haider's mobile data, which was previously deleted, as it may contain vital information on sensitive matters, given her uncle and brother's association with the Pakistan Army.

Furthermore, investigations are underway regarding her entry into India without a visa.

Concerns have arisen regarding the authenticity of her Pakistani identity card, which is typically issued at birth. It was issued on September 20, 2022, and the delay in obtaining her Pakistani citizenship ID card is being probed by the UP ATS.

Her passport, Aadhar card, and other documents related to her children will also be scrutinized.

Seema Haider, aged 30, along with her four children, entered India via a bus from Nepal in May to be with her 22-year-old partner Sachin Meena, residing in the Rabupura area of Greater Noida.

The couple initially connected in 2019 through PUBG.

On July 4, Seema Haider was arrested by the local police for her illegal entry into India, and Sachin Meena was apprehended for harboring illegal immigrants.

However, they were both granted bail by a local court on July 7, and since then, they have been residing together with her four children in a house in the Rabupura area.