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Noida. The love story of an Indian youth and a Pakistani woman that started with PubG is in the news. Seema Haider, who came to India illegally from Pakistan, has now accepted her lover Sachin as her husband. Not only has she converted to Hinduism while living with him, but she has given up eating chicken (chicken) biryani, meat and fish. Now she is taking only pure vegetarian food according to the traditions of her in-laws. Photos of him worshiping God are also coming in front.
Significantly, a day earlier Pakistani woman Seema Haider had claimed to name herself and her children according to Hindu beliefs. Now she has also become a vegetarian to get Sachin’s love. Along with leaving his country, he has given up many things of his choice. Seema, who once relished the taste of chicken biryani, left the chicken for Sachin. He also gave up meat and fish. Sachin’s family is vegetarian and even garlic is not eaten here.
After coming to India, Seema is so obsessed with Sachin’s love that she is ready to give up everything. She not only changed her dress after coming here, but has also started worshiping. The local people are also surprised to see this. In one picture, Seema Haider comes to the canal duly worshiping Tulsi. He also wore a red colored scarf around his neck, on which Radhe-Radhe was written. Seema offered water to Tulsi and prayed with folded hands. Seema is now wearing Mangalsutra in Sachin’s name around her neck and vermilion on her forehead.
came to india illegally through nepal
The woman, who hails from Khairpur district of Pakistan’s Sindh province, first traveled to Nepal and then entered India without valid documents to meet her boyfriend she met on Pub-G on May 13. According to media reports, the woman allegedly sold a piece of her land for her journey, which cost around Rs 12 lakh.
Indian citizenship request from PM Modi and CM Yogi
Talking to the media, Sachin Meena said that his family accepted Seema along with her children. The man also urged PM Modi and UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to grant Indian citizenship to his wife.
