Pakistani ‘sister-in-law’ Seema Haider in big trouble, questioned by UP Anti-Terrorism Squad

Noida: The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of the Uttar Pradesh Police on Monday questioned Seema Haider, a Pakistani woman who entered India illegally in May and is now living in her Greater Noida home after falling in love while playing PUBG on mobile online. Living with partner Sachin Meena. Play. The development comes a day after the UP ATS arrested a suspected agent of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) in Lucknow on charges of supplying “critical information about defense establishments” to his handlers in the neighboring country. has come to the fore.

The questioning of the Pakistani woman by the ATS also comes at a time when a little-known right-wing group in Greater Noida has threatened protests if Haider, who entered India illegally with her four children, is not deported from the country. within 72 hours”.

News PTI quoted a senior official as saying that Haider was being questioned by the ATS on Monday and the local police was not involved in it. The official said the local police is investigating the matter separately and has not yet filed a charge sheet. The officer also said that there are many elements involved in his illegal arrival in India, hence his questioning becomes necessary from the security point of view.

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Love ‘only’ reason for Seema Haider to visit India: Pak intelligence

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s intelligence agencies have informed the Indian government that love was the “only” factor that led the mother of four to enter India to live with a Hindu man, whom she befriended on an online gaming platform. It happened through

Seema Ghulam Haider from Karachi in Sindh province and Sachin Meena in India came into contact while playing PUBG in 2019 and a dramatic love story unfolded between the two, living more than 1,300 km apart, in not very friendly countries to each other I. According to the Uttar Pradesh Police, Seema, 30, and Sachin, 22, live in Greater Noida’s Rabupura area near Delhi, where they run a provision store.

Local Urdu daily, Jung quoted a Pakistani intelligence report as saying, “Pakistani woman Seema Haider left the country to marry an Indian man (Sachin Meena) out of love, not yet any other reason/motive.” hasn’t come to the fore.” agencies.

It added, “As per the report of the Pakistani intelligence agencies, there does not appear to be any other factor/motive to leave the country other than ‘love’ with the Hindu Indian man. The report has been submitted to the government.”

While Seema was arrested on July 4 for illegally entering India without visas through Nepal with her four children, all under seven years of age, Sachin was arrested for harboring illegal immigrants. Was put behind bars. Later both were released from jail.

Threat to Seema Haider in Pakistan

Miyan Mittu, a high-profile religious leader in rural Sindh who is known to have used his madrassa to convert Hindu girls to Islam and even contain bandits, has openly called for punishment if he returns to the border. threatened to do. His supporters have also threatened to attack Hindu places of worship in Seema’s village.

There were reports of attack on Radha Swami Darbar temple in Sindh on Sunday. Jacobabad General Hindu Panchayat president Lalchand Sitlani and other office bearers have condemned the attack. Meanwhile, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has expressed concern over ‘reports of abduction of 30 Hindus’ in Kashmore and Ghotki.

In a tweet on Sunday, the commission said, “HRCP is concerned over reports of deteriorating law and order situation in Kashmore and Ghotki, where around 30 members of the Hindu community, including women and children, have been held hostage by organized criminal gangs.”

“Also, we have received disturbing reports that these gangs have threatened to attack places of worship of the community using high-end weapons. The Sindh Home Department should immediately investigate the matter and take steps to protect all vulnerable citizens in these areas,” the HRCP said.

Who is Pakistani ‘Bhabhi’ Seema Haider?

Seema Haider, who is now being called Pakistani ‘sister-in-law’, has become the talk of the town ever since she was arrested on July 4 along with her boyfriend Sachin Meena for being “illegal” in India and sent to court. Bail was granted by Local court after three days. Interestingly, the woman claims that she came in contact with her boyfriend Sachin through the PUBG Mobile gaming app in 2019 and fell in love with each other.

While some say that the Pakistani woman, who is reportedly fluent in English and knows how to operate a computer, is actually a Pakistani spy agency agent and has been kept in India by the infamous spy agency ISI as part of a larger conspiracy, others It is said that it is a case of cross border love.

I am not a terrorist: Seema Haider

Meanwhile, Seema Haider has categorically denied the allegations of being an ISI agent. Speaking exclusively to Zee Media, Seema Haider denied speculations of her being a Pakistani spy agent, placed in India by ISI. She told Zee Media that she is deeply in love with Sachin, who has taken great care of her children since their first meeting and marriage in Nepal.

Seema Haider also claimed that she has been receiving death and rape threats from Pakistan and is in danger for her life. Seema made an emotional appeal to the Government of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Noida Police, saying that she is a simple woman who wants to live in India. “I am not a terrorist. I am a simple woman. I appeal to the Government of India not to send me back to Pakistan otherwise I will be killed. I have changed my lifestyle. I have adopted Hinduism. I love Indian culture and want to live here forever. Seema also accused her Ghulam Haider, who lives in Saudi Arabia, of spreading misinformation to defame her.