Seema Haider, the Pakistani woman who made headlines after entering India with her children to marry an Indian man, has been officially ordered to leave India within three days. The Indian government’s broader directive requires all Pakistani nationals to exit the country by the end of April, a move that has intensified Seema’s legal challenges. Seema, who is now living in Greater Noida after marrying Sachin Meena, recently gave birth to a daughter in India, further complicating her situation.
Her lawyer argues that Seema is no longer a Pakistani citizen due to her marriage and residency in India, asserting that the government’s general order should not apply to her. He maintains that her changed status and the ongoing investigation into her case must be considered before any enforcement actions are taken. Despite these claims, Seema’s future in India remains uncertain as authorities proceed with the directive. The case continues to draw widespread attention, highlighting the sensitive nature of cross-border personal ties amidst growing political tensions.
