A Pakistani girl on Tuesday arrived in India via the Wagah border crossing to tie the knot with her Indian fiancé.
According to Indian media reports, Javeria arrived at Attari from Karachi, Pakistan, crossing the Wagah border, where she was warmly greeted by Sameer Khan’s family. Later, they departed for Kolkata, where their wedding is slated for the first week of January.
In a statement to the media, Ms Khanum expressed her challenges, citing visa rejections amid the pandemic. Despite securing a visa for 45 days, she remains enthusiastic about their impending nuptials.
Pakistani women arrives in India to marry a man from Kolkata.
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Expressing her joy, the young woman stated that she is delighted that her five-year-long wish is finally coming true. She eagerly anticipates tying the knot with Sameer and commencing a new chapter in their lives.
Javeria revealed that she and Sameer established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love. Her prospective in-laws and soon-to-be husband waited for her arrival in Attari, near Amritsar, for the wedding festivities.
Curiously, the most recent occurrence surfaces in the midst of a comparable narrative involving 25-year-old Nasrullah, a native of the picturesque Upper Dir area, and 35-year-old Indian Anju. Anju is reportedly having trouble getting back together with her kids, though.
Seema Ghulam Haider, 27, and Sachin Meena, 22, who met through the well-known online game PUBG, were involved in another event of this kind that made headlines on both sides of the border.
