Love beyond borders: Pakistani woman reaches India to marry fiancé

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Love beyond borders: Pakistani woman reaches India to marry fiancé​

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

Asif Mehmood
December 05, 2023

Javeria Khanum explains due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. PHOTO: EXPRESS

LAHORE: In a heartwarming turn of events, a Pakistani woman on Tuesday arrived in India via the Wagah border crossing to tie the knot with her Indian fiancé.

Javeria Khanum, a resident of Karachi, shared that her family bid her farewell as she set out for India to marry her long-awaited love, Sameer Khan.

Javeria explained that due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. However, after a wait of five years, she finally obtained a visa and traveled to India to solemnise her marriage with Sameer.

She said that her visa was rejected twice and even now she has been granted a visa for a mere 45 days. The couple plans to have their wedding in the first week of January.

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.

Interestingly, the latest incident comes to fore amid a similar story between 35-year-old Indian Anju and 25-year-old Nasrullah, who hails from the scenic region of Upper Dir. However, it was reported that Anju is facing challenges in reuniting with her children.

Another such incident that captured the media spotlight on both sides of the border involved Seema Ghulam Haider, 27, and Sachin Meena, 22, who met through the popular online game PUBG.

Pakistani woman reaches India to marry lover | The Express Tribune

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

tribune.com.pk

 

[NooriNuth]

Good riddance. Hope she gets a visa and doesn't get divorced after "use"

 

[YeBeWarned]

Its very common, in my township in Karachi there is a memon family, their daughter in law was from India, the guy is from Pakistan and a very nice guy.

 

[kingQamaR]

Couldn’t this nice lady find a suitable Urdu speaking gentleman from her home city Karachi. And spared her self expense and raised eyebrows. And tongue wagging we get from Indians now.

 

[Tamerlane]

Pakistan-India cross border marriages need to be discouraged but if the boy is a Muslim I have no objection. In the West Muslim Pakistanis and Indians get married all the time.

 

[CIA Mole]

feels like one of those muslims girls here that marry white and convert to christian just to spite father

 

[Kaniska]

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Love beyond borders: Pakistani woman reaches India to marry fiancé​

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

Asif Mehmood
December 05, 2023

Javeria Khanum explains due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. PHOTO: EXPRESS

LAHORE: In a heartwarming turn of events, a Pakistani woman on Tuesday arrived in India via the Wagah border crossing to tie the knot with her Indian fiancé.

Javeria Khanum, a resident of Karachi, shared that her family bid her farewell as she set out for India to marry her long-awaited love, Sameer Khan.

Javeria explained that due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. However, after a wait of five years, she finally obtained a visa and traveled to India to solemnise her marriage with Sameer.

She said that her visa was rejected twice and even now she has been granted a visa for a mere 45 days. The couple plans to have their wedding in the first week of January.

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.

Interestingly, the latest incident comes to fore amid a similar story between 35-year-old Indian Anju and 25-year-old Nasrullah, who hails from the scenic region of Upper Dir. However, it was reported that Anju is facing challenges in reuniting with her children.

Another such incident that captured the media spotlight on both sides of the border involved Seema Ghulam Haider, 27, and Sachin Meena, 22, who met through the popular online game PUBG.

Pakistani woman reaches India to marry lover | The Express Tribune

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

tribune.com.pk

Kudos and all the best wishes for this lovely couple.

Pakistan-India cross border marriages need to be discouraged but if the boy is a Muslim I have no objection. In the West Muslim Pakistanis and Indians get married all the time.

Most of the time, it is a marriage between Indians who are Muslims and Pakistani citizens. If the couple are educated and urbanized then they move out of India and settle outside.

 

[prashantazazel]

Girls prefer guys who are more liberal /modern.

 

[YeBeWarned]

Girls prefer guys who are more liberal /modern.

Not all the time, some girls prefer a religious man with strong conventions, not every liberal or modem man or women is good either.

 

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Love beyond borders: Pakistani woman reaches India to marry fiancé​

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

Asif Mehmood
December 05, 2023

Javeria Khanum explains due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. PHOTO: EXPRESS

LAHORE: In a heartwarming turn of events, a Pakistani woman on Tuesday arrived in India via the Wagah border crossing to tie the knot with her Indian fiancé.

Javeria Khanum, a resident of Karachi, shared that her family bid her farewell as she set out for India to marry her long-awaited love, Sameer Khan.

Javeria explained that due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. However, after a wait of five years, she finally obtained a visa and traveled to India to solemnise her marriage with Sameer.

She said that her visa was rejected twice and even now she has been granted a visa for a mere 45 days. The couple plans to have their wedding in the first week of January.

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.

Interestingly, the latest incident comes to fore amid a similar story between 35-year-old Indian Anju and 25-year-old Nasrullah, who hails from the scenic region of Upper Dir. However, it was reported that Anju is facing challenges in reuniting with her children.

Another such incident that captured the media spotlight on both sides of the border involved Seema Ghulam Haider, 27, and Sachin Meena, 22, who met through the popular online game PUBG.

Pakistani woman reaches India to marry lover | The Express Tribune

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

tribune.com.pk

Karachi urdu speaking people often marry their folks in india..nothing out of the blue about this.
Javed miandads daughter in law is daughter of a very popular Indian guy..forgot his name.

 

[Tamerlane]

Karachi urdu speaking people often marry their folks in india..nothing out of the blue about this.
Javed miandads daughter in law is daughter of a very popular Indian guy..forgot his name.

Dawood Ibrahim. I’m not sure how popular he is in India.

 

[karmaa]

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Love beyond borders: Pakistani woman reaches India to marry fiancé​

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

Asif Mehmood
December 05, 2023

Javeria Khanum explains due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. PHOTO: EXPRESS

LAHORE: In a heartwarming turn of events, a Pakistani woman on Tuesday arrived in India via the Wagah border crossing to tie the knot with her Indian fiancé.

Javeria Khanum, a resident of Karachi, shared that her family bid her farewell as she set out for India to marry her long-awaited love, Sameer Khan.

Javeria explained that due to Covid-19 restrictions and subsequent visa issues, she couldn't travel to India earlier. However, after a wait of five years, she finally obtained a visa and traveled to India to solemnise her marriage with Sameer.

She said that her visa was rejected twice and even now she has been granted a visa for a mere 45 days. The couple plans to have their wedding in the first week of January.

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.

Interestingly, the latest incident comes to fore amid a similar story between 35-year-old Indian Anju and 25-year-old Nasrullah, who hails from the scenic region of Upper Dir. However, it was reported that Anju is facing challenges in reuniting with her children.

Another such incident that captured the media spotlight on both sides of the border involved Seema Ghulam Haider, 27, and Sachin Meena, 22, who met through the popular online game PUBG.

Pakistani woman reaches India to marry lover | The Express Tribune

Javeria Khanum and Sameer Khan established contacts in 2018, and their friendship blossomed into love

tribune.com.pk

Earlier 5 muslims came illegally Seema Haider with her four children , 4 crore Bangladeshis and Rohangias are additional burden .

This is Islamic invasion of muslims on India , we are facing and fighting with it from last 1000 years . When muslims got their land why they are coming to hindu land ? We know ghazwa e hind is coming on us.

Seema Haider, husband Sachin celebrate their first Karwa Chauth

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[ThunderCat]

This is Islamic invasion of muslims on India , we are facing and fighting with it from last 1000 years . When muslims got their land why they are coming to hindu land ? We know ghazwa e hind is coming on us.

Hindu is the land of the Indus. Why do you people still use a Persian given name for our land and then complain about Islamic?

 

[karmaa]

Hindu is the land of the Indus. Why do you people still use a Persian given name for our land and then complain about Islamic?

Persians were not muslims , the land you are living belongs to Akhand Bharat.

Dawood Ibrahim. I’m not sure how popular he is in India.

He was a local bombay criminal and mafia , smuggler, gang head wanted in many cases of gang war , now he lives in Karachi under cover and safety of pakistani establishment .

 

[ThunderCat]

Persians were not muslims , the land you are living belongs to Akhand Bharat.

No but they did coin the name "Hindu" for our land, which you misappropriated. You are not of the Indus. Live with it.