We are usually not divorced but, she will be able to’t marry anybody else: Husband of lady who married pal in Pakistan

By PTI

JAIPUR: The husband of Indian lady Anju, who has travelled legally to a distant Pakistan village to satisfy her Facebook pal, mentioned Thursday they aren’t divorced but and therefore she can not marry the person from throughout the border.

“Anju has said she submitted divorce papers in Delhi three years ago but I have not received any summons or notice from the court yet. On paper, she is still my wife. She cannot marry anyone else. The government should get the matter investigated,” Anju’s husband Arvind Kumar advised reporters in Alwar.

According to a report Anju (34) married her Facebook pal in Pakistan after changing to Islam and now has a brand new identify, Fatima.

Kumar mentioned on Thursday the federal government must also examine her passport and visa paperwork to examine if she used pretend paperwork and signatures to journey to Pakistan.

“She did not inform me about getting the visa process done,” he mentioned, including he’ll file an FIR within the matter after she returns to India.

He mentioned his daughter has denied accepting Anju as her mom and it will likely be tough for him to settle together with her in such a state of affairs.

Asked about claims that Anju may very well be mentally disturbed and eccentric, Kumar mentioned she used to get tensed resulting from work however he by no means imagined she would take such a step! He mentioned theirs was an organized marriage and she or he used to get together with the kids effectively.

He mentioned if Anju meant to do something she would get it executed.

Kumar mentioned his youngsters ought to stay with him and the federal government ought to cancel her visa and passport and never enable her to go.

Anju (34) was born in Kailor village in Uttar Pradesh and lived in Alwar district of Rajasthan. She and Pakistani nationwide Nasrulla (29) turned pals on Facebook in 2019.

Anju has travelled to Upper Dir district within the tribal Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on a sound visa to satisfy Nasrulla.

JAIPUR: The husband of Indian lady Anju, who has travelled legally to a distant Pakistan village to satisfy her Facebook pal, mentioned Thursday they aren’t divorced but and therefore she can not marry the person from throughout the border.

“Anju has said she submitted divorce papers in Delhi three years ago but I have not received any summons or notice from the court yet. On paper, she is still my wife. She cannot marry anyone else. The government should get the matter investigated,” Anju’s husband Arvind Kumar advised reporters in Alwar.

According to a report Anju (34) married her Facebook pal in Pakistan after changing to Islam and now has a brand new identify, Fatima.googletag.cmd.push(perform() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

Kumar mentioned on Thursday the federal government must also examine her passport and visa paperwork to examine if she used pretend paperwork and signatures to journey to Pakistan.

“She did not inform me about getting the visa process done,” he mentioned, including he’ll file an FIR within the matter after she returns to India.

He mentioned his daughter has denied accepting Anju as her mom and it will likely be tough for him to settle together with her in such a state of affairs.

Asked about claims that Anju may very well be mentally disturbed and eccentric, Kumar mentioned she used to get tensed resulting from work however he by no means imagined she would take such a step! He mentioned theirs was an organized marriage and she or he used to get together with the kids effectively.

He mentioned if Anju meant to do something she would get it executed.

Kumar mentioned his youngsters ought to stay with him and the federal government ought to cancel her visa and passport and never enable her to go.

Anju (34) was born in Kailor village in Uttar Pradesh and lived in Alwar district of Rajasthan. She and Pakistani nationwide Nasrulla (29) turned pals on Facebook in 2019.

Anju has travelled to Upper Dir district within the tribal Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on a sound visa to satisfy Nasrulla.