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Indian-Origin Woman Abandoned by Pakistani Husband Seeks Justice, Pleads for Return of Her Children

By IANS | Updated: July 31, 2024 18:11 IST

New Delhi, July 31: An Indian-origin woman, who has been allegedly deserted by her Pakistani husband, has sought help ...

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New Delhi, July 31: An Indian-origin woman, who has been allegedly deserted by her Pakistani husband, has sought help from the governments of both countries to get her children back. Farzana Begum, a resident of Mumbai, said that she married Yusuf Mirza Ilahi, in Abu Dhabi in 2015, and after two to three years, he deceitfully brought her to Pakistan. However, later, he returned to Abu Dhabi with their two children.

Farzana also claimed that Yusuf had married multiple times in the past and had hidden this fact from her. She further claimed that Yusuf had deserted his previous wives and children in a similar manner. She has now filed a plea in a Lahore court seeking justice. The plea is scheduled to be heard on August 15. Farzana has pleaded for help from Pakistan and the Indian government to get her children back. She has urged the Indian Embassy to speak to Abu Dhabi authorities on this issue.

The victim's Pakistani lawyer said that Farzana is the wife of a Pakistani citizen and the mother of two Pakistani children. Therefore, Farzana has the same rights in the country as any Pakistani citizen. It is the duty of the Pakistani government to help Farzana in this matter, the lawyer said.

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