Ramdas Athawale of the Republican Party of India (Athawale) on Friday denied claims by party leader Masoom Kishor that Seema Haider, a Pakistani citizen who illegally entered India in May, could participate. his party. Union minister Athawale said there was no talk of introducing Pakistanis into his party.
“Our party has nothing to do with Seema Haider. She came from Pakistan to India...There is no doubt about her inclusion in our party...Masoom Kishor did not consult me before making the statement. If we had to give him a ticket after all, it would be from India to Pakistan,” Athawale said.
As reported by a Hindi news channel, Haider was invited to the party by RPI, an ally of the NDA.
Masoom is said to have said that Haider would be appointed chairman of the party's women's faction. She could also become the official spokesperson for the party, thanks to her fluency in Hindi and English.
Even the party has talked about getting Haider to run on the emblem of the Republican Party of India. RPI officials said they were waiting for Haider to have a clear track record in the security agency's investigation.
Previous reports have also suggested that Haider is likely to appear in the film. Haider is said to have auditioned for a role in a movie called "A Tailor Murder Story." The film revolves around the murder of tailor Kanhaiya Lal in Udaipur by Muslim extremists.
HT cannot independently confirm these new developments. Seema Haider pleads with President Draupadi Murmu
Earlier, Haider, who had sneaked into India without a visa, had applied for a pardon from President Draupadi Murmu asking that she and her four children be allowed to stay in their 'common home' in Greater Noida.
Haider also requested an oral hearing from the President in his case.
The lawsuit, filed by Supreme Court lawyer AP Singh on his behalf, was received at the President's office.
In the application, Haider (30) says she loves Sachin Meena (22) who lives in Greater Noida and has moved with his four children to India to live with him. The Pakistani citizen claims that she converted to Hinduism and married Meena according to Hindu rituals and ceremonies at the Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu, Nepal. "...Madam, the petitioner has found peace, love, happiness, and a sense of purpose with Sachin Meena as a beloved husband, his father as a father-in-law, and his mother as his mother. She was like a mother-in-law that the petitioner had never had before. Ma'am, (he) begs him to believe the petitioner and show compassion to a woman, not very educated," Haider said. speak.
"If you show mercy, the applicant who will spend the rest of her life with her husband, four young children, and a married relative will be grateful to you for giving me the opportunity to do so." something for herself and become the source of strength and supportive marriage that the petitioner can. The petitioner will finally be able to live a decent life in India...", she said in the petition. bridge.
Haider from Sindh province in Pakistan said she contacted Meena while playing the online game PUBG in 2019-2020 and ended up talking on WhatsApp and Instagram before falling in love. She illegally entered India with her four children on a bus through Nepal on May 13. She said that she went to live with Meena who lives in the Rabupura area of Greater Noida.
