'I'm India's daughter-in-law now': Seema Haider's emotional plea to stay in India

Two years back, Seema Haider, a woman from Pakistan, and her four children had come to India illegally through Nepal. Seema affirms that she was converted to Hinduism by getting married to Sachin. Seema on Friday night posted a video on Instagram, in which a man addresses her. On this, Seema says I do not want to go to Pakistan sir. Following this, the individual asks what would you like to plead with Modi (Prime Minister) ji? On this, Seema can be heard stating, "I would like to plead with Modi ji and Yogi ji (Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath) that I am in their refuge, I am their trust." My daughter was from Pakistan, but my daughter-in-law is from India. Let me stay here.

She has born a daughter in 2025

Seema in the same year i.e. 2025 has given birth to a daughter on 18 March. Seema, who resides in Jacobabad in Pakistan's Sindh province, had left Karachi in May 2023 and had reached India through Nepal along with her children. He was in the news in July when Indian officials arrested him for staying with 27-year-old Sachin in Rabupura locality of Gautam Buddh Nagar district in Uttar Pradesh. The two met while playing video games in 2019.

My first husband is in Pakistan

Seema and her Pakistani husband Ghulam Haider have four children together. Ghulam had previously engaged the services of an Indian lawyer to ensure custody of his children. Seema and Sachin were detained in July 2023. Although he stands accused of illegal entry into India at the border, Sachin was arrested on charges of providing shelter to an illegal migrant. The two were later granted bail. But its case continues to run in the court.