Was forced to marry Pakistan man at gunpoint: Indian woman
She also claimed that her
immigration documents were snatched
A
20-year-old Indian
woman, who approached the Indian High Commission in Islamabad with a
request to repatriate her, on Monday alleged that she was forced to marry a
Pakistani citizen on gunpoint, marking a new turn in the case.
Uzma filed a
plea with an Islamabad court against her husband Tahir Ali alleging that she
was being harassed and intimidated by him. She also recorded her statement
before a magistrate.
She also
claimed that her immigration documents were snatched, according to Geo News
reported.
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Uzma said
she does not want to leave the Indian High Commission premises till she could
safely travel back to India.
According to
reports, Uzma's husband met her in the High Commission this morning but he was
not present in the court.
The
Pakistani High Commission in New Delhi said that the immigration documents
state that Uzma obtained the visa under the visit category.
Pakistani
authorities have said that the Indian citizen did not share her plans to marry
in Pakistan when she applied for the visa and expressed her intent to visit her
relatives in Pakistan.(read
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