Badshah Khan of Faridabad with Pakistani women children at Civil Hospital.
In Faridabad, Haryana, a Pakistani woman has given birth to two twins. They have a son and a daughter. The woman came to India on a tourist visa with her husband in February this year. He did not return to Pakistan despite the end of the visa period.
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On the other hand, the matter has become of illegal citizens living in India after finding out the woman being a Pakistani. The question is arising that after the Pahalgam attack, the Government of India had ordered all Pakistani citizens living in the country to return to their homeland, then why did this family not return.
At the same time, after giving birth to children, she and her husband say that they do not want to go to Pakistan. In Pakistan, he came to India after being troubled by the atrocities on the Hindu community. Here his family has got security and respect. His two children are born in India, so they should get citizenship here.
At the moment, the woman and both her newborns are completely healthy and are under the supervision of doctors in the hospital. On the other hand, the local police administration has denied having any information about the matter.
The Pakistani visa of the woman Durga, which is finished.
Now read what the Pakistani family told …
Woman’s name Durga Bai came to India in February The woman who gave birth to two twin children at Badshah Khan Civil Hospital in Faridabad is Durga Bai. Durga says that she came to India with her husband Purushottam and 2 daughters on a tourist visa via the Attari-Bagha border 4-5 months ago. She gave birth to twins on 20 July.
Pandit from caste, family living in Bhati mines Durga and Purushottam told that they are pundits from caste and live by working hard. He lives with his family in the Bhati Mines area adjacent to Delhi. He claims that there are more than 10,000 Pakistani citizens living there, many of which are getting facilities and pension from the Government of India. They too do not go to Pakistan anymore.
Durga’s aunt mother -in -law Wazira also admitted that she came to India from Pakistan about 50 years ago and is now Indian citizen. He claims that there are many more people of Pakistani origin, who have received citizenship of India.
Family living in India illegally The tourist visa with Durga was valid from 23 December 2024 to 20 June 2025. However, she did not return to Pakistan despite the visa to end. Durga was questioned that the Government of India started the process of sending back the citizens from Pakistan during the Indo-Pak war, so why did it not go back. On this, he said that he and his family no longer want to go to Pakistan.
Contraindications in husband and wife statements When the statements of Durga and her husband Purushottam were compared, they saw contradiction. Durga claimed that she had come to India with her two daughters and husband from Pakistan. At the same time, Purushottam told that he already had 5 daughters and now there are seven children with twins. Given the difference in the statements of both, the question arises as to who is telling the truth.
Pakistani identity card of Durga Bai.
Faridabad Police said- Delhi Police will take action Faridabad Police spokesman Yashpal said that no action is taken by the Faridabad police in this case. If there is any action, he will do the Delhi Police. Because the woman is living in Bhati mines in Delhi with her family. He said that people living in Pakistan and Afghanistan do not need to fill the form C. Because the citizens of both the countries have been exempted from the government. The woman has applied for a visa.
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