After Seema Haider, Another Pakistani Woman Set To Marry Samir Khan In Kolkata

After Seema Haider, yet another Pakistani woman identified as Jawaria Khanam, is set to cross the Attari-Wagah Border in Amritsar on Tuesday to marry her fiance, Samir Khan, who hails from West Bengal. The couple's story has captured the attention of many, highlighting the enduring power of love that knows no boundaries.

Currently residing in a Gurdaspur village, Samir Khan's family awaits her arrival. After the border crossing, both families plan to fly to Kolkata for the couple's marriage ceremony, adhering to Islamic traditions.

Initially, Jawaria Khanam's quest for an Indian visa faced hurdles. However, with the unwavering support of a Punjab-based social activist, she secured a 45-day visa, paving the way for their union. The couple intends to extend their visa after their wedding ceremony.

Punjab-based journalist Gagandeep Singh revealed that the couple has been together for five years and plans to wed in early 2024.

Cross-border marriages between India and Pakistan, though not uncommon, often attract public scrutiny.

This isn't the first high-profile cross-border union. Earlier, Seema Haider, a Pakistani woman had crossed the Indian border with her four children to marry Sachin Meena, an Indian man from Noida. Their relationship garnered significant media attention, both positive and negative.

Similarly, Anju, now Fatima, traveled to Pakistan to marry her Facebook friend Nasrullah. Upon returning to India via the Wagah Border, she was subjected to interrogation before being escorted to the Amritsar airport.