Seema Haider-Like Case: Bangladesh Woman Meets UP Man on Facebook, Then Comes Blood-soaked Pics

A woman from Bangladesh, identified as Julie Begum, to Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh to marry her lover whom she met on Facebook. Later, the woman took UP resident Ajay Singh with her to Bangladesh and sent distressing pictures of him soaked in blood to his mother.

The new case comes as the UP Anti-Terrorism Squad is questioning a Pakistani national, Seema Haider, 30, who entered India illegally in May to marry a resident of Greater Noida with whom she fell in love while playing PUBG. ATS wants to exclude the role of its uncle or the Internal Intelligence Agency (ISI) in its position in India. The agency also wants to know if spread out A source for any terrorist agency or group, the sources said.

The Moradabad case came to light after Ajay Singh’s mother made a request to the Chief Police Officer of Moradabad, requesting that his son be rescued and returned. The city police said that an investigation is underway in this regard.

According to a report in OrganizerJulie and Ajay met on Facebook two years ago and started chatting. Over time, their friendship turned into love and the duo decided to get married.

The report claimed that more than a year ago, Jolie came to India with her 11-year-old daughter, Halima. Like Seema Haider, she also left Islam and converted to Sanatan Dharma and married Ajay.

The love story took a turn three months ago when Julie said she would have to return to Bangladesh to renew her visa and took Ajay with her. The report stated that Ajay had neither a visa nor a passport.

Julie manages to cross the border with Ajay without the required documents. Five days ago, Julie sent a picture of Ajay to his mother, showing him covered in blood Organizer advertiser.

According to the complaint filed by Ajay’s mother Sunita on 17 July, Julie initially gave her address as Ghazipur in Jaidevpur district. Later, she and her daughter Halima moved to their house in Naya Gaon in Moradabad. Both mother and daughter had a passport and a visa.

Sanatan accepted Dharma and married Ajay. Julie’s visa was about to expire, so she asked Ajay to take her to the Bangladesh border, and from there she would enter the country and extend her visa, Organizer Quoting Sunita’s complaint.

The report stated that Ajay soon left to drop the mother-daughter duo to the Bangladesh border. However, on the same day, Ajay calls Sunita and tells her that he has crossed the border with Julie and will be back in 10 to 15 days.

The report also claimed that two months had passed since the call, but the three had not returned. On 15 July, Sunita receives a picture of Ajay soaked in blood through the same mobile number.

“I was against this marriage from the beginning. But my son forced me into it. Jolie also acted as if she really loved my son Ajay. She left Islam before marriage. She had converted to Hindu Dharma. Then she and Ajay got married according to Hindu rites. We didn’t change her name, we said. She should have the same name. We always called her Julie. Her daughter Halima became a Hindu. “We didn’t even change her name,” the organization quoted Sunita as saying.

“Julie stayed about 15 days after her marriage. Then she left saying the visa time was up. She will be back soon About three and a half months ago, she came to Moradabad again from Bangladesh. This time she was at our home in Moradabad for about 20 days. During This time, she performed pujas regularly. She wore a saree like Hindu women. We began to feel that she really loved our son. We also totally adopted her. Julie told us her husband had died. She was alone there. So she left Bangladesh and went to India.”

Organizer He mentioned that Ajay is a taxi driver. His mother has been constantly trying to contact Julie and Ajay since the day she received the photo, but she is not getting an answer. Besides Ajay, Sunita has two daughters and two sons.