Is Seema Haider a Pakistani agent? UP Police says, ‘The case is related to…’

New Delhi: Pakistani national Seema Haider, who entered India illegally in May and is living with her accomplice Sachin Meena in Uttar Pradesh’s Noida, was questioned by the Anti-Terrorism Squad of UP Police on the third day of questioning by the agency on Wednesday. Did. It is being told that Haider’s Indian partner Sachin and his father Netrapal Singh are being questioned.

Seema Haider, 30, and Sachin Meena, 22, met each other on the mobile game PUBG and were first arrested by the local police in Greater Noida on July 4, but were granted bail by a court on July 7. While Seema was arrested for entering India illegally, Sachin was arrested for harboring illegal immigrants.

She had reportedly entered India along with her four children from Nepal in May to be with Sachin. The couple, who claimed to have married in Nepal earlier this year, first came in contact in 2019.

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Is Seema Haider a Pakistani agent?

When asked whether Seema Haider is a Pakistani agent, the UP Police said on Wednesday that all agencies are doing their job.

Uttar Pradesh’s Special Director General Prashant Kumar said, “This matter is related to two countries, it is not right to say anything until there is enough evidence. She has also gone to jail once and is now out on bail. Action is being taken.” Law and Order said while talking to the media.

When asked if any team is going to Nepal, he said, “No team is going anywhere.”

‘I would rather end my life than go back to Pakistan’: Seema Haider

Seema Haider hails from Sindh province of Pakistan and settled in Karachi after her marriage in 2014. Her husband Ghulam Haider works in Saudi Arabia.

During a conversation with the media, Seema said that she does not want to go back to Pakistan and wants to stay with Sachin in India. He also claimed to have converted to Hinduism.

“I would rather end my life than go back to Pakistan. He (Sachin) also cannot live without me,” Seema told reporters earlier this month.

She said she did not want to return to Ghulam Haider and claimed that her life was in danger if she returned to her native place in Pakistan, citing strict local laws.

Sachin, who works at a grocery store, also said that he wanted to stay in Greater Noida with Seema and her children. The two said they would contact lawyers to find a way to legalize his stay in India.

Seema Haider, Sachin Meena meet in Nepal

According to the police, in March this year, Seema Haider and Sachin Meena met in Kathmandu, Nepal, where they stayed together for seven days and got married secretly. Later she went back to Pakistan and Sachin returned to India.

Back home, Seema, who claimed a rift with her husband, sold a plot for 12 lakh Pakistani rupees and arranged fight tickets and visas for Nepal for herself and her children.

In May, she reached Nepal via Dubai and spent some time in the Himalayan nation’s tourist town of Pokhara. She then took a bus from Kathmandu to Delhi and reached Greater Noida with her children on May 13, where Sachin had arranged for her to stay in a rented house without revealing her Pakistani identity.

After more than a month and a half, the local police got a tip-off about the illegal presence of a Pakistani woman and her children in their area. Sachin, Seema and her children tried to evade arrest by the police and fled, but were caught in Ballabhgarh, Haryana. The police then interrogated him and officially arrested him on 4 July.

They also arrested Sachin’s father Netrapal Singh, accusing him of helping harbor illegal immigrants. After this, all three were granted bail by a court in Jewar.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s intelligence agencies have reportedly informed the country’s government that ‘love’ was the ‘only’ factor that led the mother of four to enter India to live with a Hindu man.

‘Won’t tolerate any illegal activity’: UP Deputy CM on Seema Haider

Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak on Wednesday said that the state government will not tolerate any illegal activity and that investigative agencies are probing Seema Haider’s case.

Speaking to news agency ANI, Pathak said, “We will maintain law and order in the state. We will not tolerate any illegal activity. State agencies, as well as central agencies, are probing the matter.”