Title: Cross-Border Love Story Takes a Twist: Seema and Sachin Meena Arrested
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In a gripping turn of events, Seema and her four children, wanted by the police from Malir Cantt Police Station in Karachi, Pakistan, were found residing in Rabupura, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The unexpected love story between Seema and Sachin Meena, an Indian from Noida, had captured the attention of both their families, as well as the two countries that have a troubled history.
The journey that led Seema to Rabupura began when she traveled to Nepal on a tourist visa from Pakistan after failing to obtain a visa directly from Pakistan to India. It was during her stay in Nepal that she met Sachin Meena, her Indian boyfriend. After a week together in Kathmandu, Seema returned to Pakistan, only to come back to Nepal two months later, this time bringing her four children along.
To reach India, Seema and her children embarked on a grueling 28-hour bus journey from Pokhara to Delhi. Sachin Meena eagerly awaited their arrival near Phalita Cut on the Yamuna Expressway and then took them to their new home in Rabupura.
Seema and her children settled in Noida, where Sachin had rented a house in anticipation of their arrival. Despite their efforts to blend in and not draw any suspicions from neighbors, their love story eventually came to light, leading to their arrest by authorities.
Seema fervently desired to marry Sachin Meena, and they had even consulted a lawyer for guidance. However, when Seema traveled to Bulandshahr with her children to marry Sachin, she was met with a devastating revelation from the lawyer. Due to her Pakistani citizenship, the lawyer informed Seema that she could not marry Sachin.
Fearful of police intervention, Seema and her children left Rabupura, while Sachin Meena hastily left his job at a grocery store. After a thorough search, the police finally apprehended Seema, Sachin, and their children in Ballabgarh, Haryana.
The authorities have charged Sachin Meena, his father Netrapal, and Seema Ghulam Hyder under the Foreigners Act 1946 and the Indian Penal Code Section 120B. The trio has been granted conditional bail by a civil court in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh.
Seema resided in the Khairpur district of the Sindh province in Pakistan, known for its date cultivation. Her love story with Ghulam Hyder, her husband, began with a missed phone call and blossomed into a relationship that faced numerous obstacles. Despite the resistance from her family, Seema took the courageous step of leaving home and marrying Ghulam.
As the story unfolds, authorities are conducting further investigations into the circumstances surrounding Seema and her children’s travel and their current residence in India. The love story that transcended borders has left a trail of questions, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced by those caught in cross-border relationships.
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