7 months ago
Indian Woman Cries for Help from Lahore Shelter
Sarabjeet Kaur is an Indian woman who went to Pakistan for a religious event but has been stuck there for three years.
She says a man named Nasir Hussain took private videos and photos of her and used them to blackmail her.
He allegedly forced her to marry him and convert to Islam.
Her husband, Karnail Singh, has recordings of her crying and begging to be rescued.
Sarabjeet is now in a shelter home in Lahore, and her family is asking the Pakistani government to help bring her back home.
She is very scared and her health is suffering.
Sarabjeet Kaur, an Indian woman, has been trapped in Pakistan for three years after traveling for a Sikh religious event.
Her husband, Karnail Singh, alleges that a Pakistani man, Nasir Hussain, blackmailed her using private videos and photos.
Sarabjeet claims she was forced into marriage and conversion to Islam at gunpoint.
She is currently confined to a shelter home in Lahore, and her health is reportedly deteriorating.
Her family has appealed to the Pakistani authorities to release her and punish those responsible.
- Who
- Sarabjeet Kaur, an Indian woman, and her husband Karnail Singh
- What
- Sarabjeet Kaur is trapped in Pakistan, alleging blackmail, forced marriage, and conversion by a Pakistani man named Nasir Hussain
- Where
- Lahore, Pakistan, in a shelter home
- When
- She has been in Pakistan for three years
- Why
- She traveled to Pakistan for a Sikh religious event and was allegedly blackmailed and forced into marriage and conversion
Key facts
- Name
- Sarabjeet Kaur
- Nationality
- Indian
- Location
- Lahore, Pakistan
- Duration in Pakistan
- 3 years
- Accused
- Nasir Hussain
- Allegations
- Blackmail, forced marriage, conversion, kidnapping
- Current Status
- Confined in a shelter home
Quotes
Sarabjeet Kaur
Indian Sikh woman who married a local Muslim in Pakistan
“I am a divorcee and wanted to marry Hussain; therefore, I came here for the purpose.”
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“I happily married Hussain.”
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Mahinder Pal Singh
Former member of the Punjab Assembly
“Staying in Pakistan after the expiry of her visa is an illegal act as the matter is linked to Pakistan’s national security.”
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