Noida, 10th July 2023: In a remarkable tale of love transcending borders, a Pakistani woman crossed into India with her four children to reunite with her lover whom she had met while playing the popular online game, PUB-G. She made the decision to convert to Hinduism and changed her children’s names to align with her new faith.
Seema Haider, originally from the Khairpur district in the Sindh province of Pakistan, arrived in India on May 13 after travelling through Nepal without proper documentation. She sold a portion of her land to finance her journey, approximately amounting to Rs 12 lakh.
Upon her arrival in India, Seema claimed that she had embraced Hinduism and decided to adopt the surname of her partner, Sachin Meena. She altered her children’s names to Raj, Priyanka, Pari, and Munni to reflect their new faith. Seema stated that Sachin suggested she could continue using her first name, as “Seema” is common among both Hindus and Muslims.
However, Seema’s journey took an unexpected turn when she was arrested for illegally entering India and residing in Greater Noida without proper documentation. After spending some time in judicial custody, she was granted bail and reunited with Sachin Meena at their residence in Rabupura, Greater Noida.
Sachin Meena expressed his gratitude that his family had accepted Seema and her children. He also made an appeal to Prime Minister Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to consider granting Indian citizenship to his wife.
This heartwarming story showcases the power of love that knows no borders. Despite the challenges and legal hurdles, Seema’s determination to be with her PUB-G partner and her willingness to embrace a new faith demonstrate the lengths people are willing to go for love and companionship.
As Seema and Sachin begin their new chapter together, their story serves as a reminder that love can transcend cultural, religious, and national boundaries, bringing people together in unexpected ways.
