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Cross-border love story of Pakistani-Indian couple ends in prison

February 26, 2023 1 Min Read
Updated 26/02/23 at 6:53 AM
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Islamabad/New Delhi – An Indian man who fell in love with a Pakistani girl and traveled to a third country to marry her has been jailed for fraud and forgery. deported to Pakistan.
Love crosses borders, but not in the case of Pakistan and India. Tensions between the two countries remain unabated. It all started when Singh Yadav and Iqra Jeewani, a Pakistani girl from Hyderabad, fell head over heels in love after meeting in an online ludo game.

The extremely strained relationship between the two countries could not keep them apart and they decided to meet in Nepal to tie the knot.

When the lovers planned to live together, the Indian army decided against it, and her husband was accused earlier this year of helping his wife from Pakistan enter the country with forged documents. Arrested.

The couple reportedly tied the knot in Nepal and later settled in Bangalore, India. However, salmon roe soon came under surveillance by the Indian authorities. After the duo’s arrest, Iqra was deported to Pakistan while Yadav remains in a Bangalore jail.

International media reports say Indian authorities located the girl while she was calling Pakistan on her WhatsApp.

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