‘Inki Toh Lottery Lag Gai’: After Film Roles, Pakistani Bhabhi Seema Haider, Sachin Meena Get Lucrative Job Offer From Gujarat Businessman

Seema Haider-Sachin Meena Love Story: it has now emerged that the couple has been offered a lucrative job by a Gujarat businessman and a monthly salary of INR 50,000 each.

NEW DELHI: Seema Haider, the Pakistani woman had crossed the border to enter India illegally to marry her Indian lover Sachin Meena, whom she met through the online game PUBG, continues to make headlines despite an ongoing probe into her suspected links with Pakistan's spy agency ISI.

Job Offer From A Gujarat Businessman

Now, an interesting piece of news surrounding Seema Haider has emerged. It is being reported that Seema Haider and her partner Sachin Meena have been offered a lucrative job by a Gujarat businessman. According to the offer, they are free to accept the job offer at their convenience, and in return, they will be paid a monthly salary of INR 50,000 each.

Film Producer Offers Film Role To Seema Haider

Recently, it also emerged on social media that Seema Haider and Sachin Meena's family are facing financial difficulties due to tight security around them and their inability to work for the past few days. Amid all this, a film director had offered Seema Haider a role in his upcoming movie. Film producer Amit Jani also reportedly visited Seema and Sachin's home to provide them with an advance check for the movie role. Now, another offer has come their way, this time from a businessman based in Gujarat.

The Events Of Monday Night

The entire incident unfolded on Monday night when an unidentified letter arrived at their home in Rabbupur village, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Upon seeing the letter, panic spread in the surroundings. Although Seema Haider attempted to open the letter, security personnel deployed for her protection stopped her, suspecting it to be a threatening message.

The Letter Unveiled by Authorities

The security personnel reported the incident to higher authorities, and after receiving orders, they opened the letter. It was revealed that the letter was written by a businessman from Gujarat who offered Seema Haider and Sachin Meena a job with a monthly salary of INR 50,000 each. The letter also stated that they could join the job at their convenience, and all possible assistance would be provided to them.

Will Seema Haider Be Sent Back To Pakistan?

Amid intense chatter over Seema Haider, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given his first reaction to what is being called as ‘cross-border case of love.’

Speaking to news agency ANI, CM Yogi was asked to respond to speculations that Seema Haider’s case is a case of ‘reverse love jihad. Responding to it, CM Yogi, “It is a matter related to two countries. Security agencies are looking into the matter. Whatever report will be given by them, a decision will be considered on the basis of it.”

Seema Haider-Sachin Meena Love Story

For the unversed, Seema Haider claims to have met her Indian partner, who she married in Nepal, in a private chatroom while playing the online mobile game PUBG in 2020. Their friendship over PubG and then over WhatsApp conversations blossomed into love to the extent that she crossed borders along with her four children and travelled to Nepal in March this year to spend a week with Sachin Meena in a hotel room in Kathmandu.

In May this year, she travelled from Karachi to Dubai and then to Nepal before sneaking into India illegally. Seema Haider and Sachin Meena were arrested by the authorities for an illegal stay in India on July 4 and were granted bail by a local court three days later. 

Since then, the Pakistani Bhabhi has been grabbing media headlines and has given numerous interviews to TV news channels dismissing claims of being a 'Pakistani spy'.

Don't Want To Go Back To Pakistan: Seema Haider  

Speaking exclusively to Zee Media, Seema Haider claimed that she is an ordinary woman and not a terrorist and wants to live in India forever. She also claimed that she does not want to return to Pakistan where “death is awaiting” her. Amid all this, the owner of a hotel in Nepal’s Kathmandu, where the two stayed in March, claimed that the pair booked a room under fake names. 

The mystery surrounding Seema Haider, who is now being referred to as Pakistani ‘Bhabhi’, has further deepened in the wake of shocking revelations being made by the UP ATS and other intelligence agencies on the basis of her intense grilling regarding her ‘undetected’ journey from Pakistan to India via Nepal.

Seema Haider, who is under investigation for illegally entering India and staying with her Noida-based Indian partner Sachin Meena, has also filed a petition before President Droupadi Murmu, seeking Indian citizenship. According to media reports, in her mercy plea to President Murmu, filed through a lawyer AP Singh, Seema Haider has pleaded that she should be granted Indian citizenship on the grounds of her marriage with an Indian citizen – Sachin Meena.

‘I Am India’s Daughter-In-Law Now, Should Be Allowed To Stay Here’

Claiming that she is now the daughter-in-law of India, Seema Haider has sought permission from the government to stay in India. In her petition, she claimed that she is deeply influenced by Indian culture and traditions. She has also stated that she has fully embraced Hinduism and trying her best to learn the Indian culture, customs and traditions. Her petition to the President comes at a time when she is under investigation over her illegal entry into India and her suspected links with Pakistan’s spy agency ISI.

IB Seeks More Info From SSB, UP Police 

Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh’s anti-terrorism squad (UP-ATS) and central agencies have intensified their probe against Seema Haider. The central intelligence agency – IB – has sought a report from Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Uttar Pradesh Police on Seema Haider who travelled through Nepal to reach Noida from Pakistan’s Karachi. A senior official confirmed that the central agencies, which got alerted about Seema Haider, have asked for detailed reports from SSB and UP Police.