J&K’s Muslim Girl Marries Sikh Boy Of Punjab

J&K’s Muslim girl marries a Sikh young man, Girl’s parents come to Punjab and picks her up from home; Know the whole matter.

In Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab, a girl who did love marriage to a Sikh youth (Sikh Youth) was picked up from her house.

When the maiden was forcibly taking the young woman in a Tata Sumo vehicle to Jammu and Kashmir, the Mandi Gobindgarh police chased her and caught her near Bhogpur in Jalandhar.

A kidnapping case was registered against six people, including the woman’s parents and brother. All have been arrested.

The complainant Harman Singh, who lives in Sector-10B, Mandi Gobindgarh, said that after studying in class 12, he is preparing for a hospital management course in Canada and has got his study visa.

Some time ago, a family started living near his house from Jammu and Kashmir. His friendship and love affair with Asima Bano of Panjgam district Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir, lived in the family.

J&K’s Muslim girl marries a Sikh young man: Married on 12 February at Gurdwara in Mohali.

On February 12, the young man had married Asima in Gurudwara Dashmesha’s father Patshahi Dashami village Singh Devi district Mohali. Asima used to live in the house with him only.

His father-in-law Fiaz Ahmed Teli also came home after three days of marriage and met his wife. However, he was upset with Love Maurice.

Father-in-law Faz and brother-in-law Irfan Ahmad Teli had come to his wife on February 28 to give them clothes too. After this, his in-laws’ family moved back to Jammu and Kashmir.

On Friday, when he went to Chandigarh in connection with some work, Navdeep Kaur, who was renting in his house from behind, told on the phone that his father-in-law Fiaz Ahmed Teli.

Mother-in-law Rafika Begum, maternal uncle Sabir Ahmed Teli, Haji Ghulam Kader, Sabir Ahmed, and the car Driver Mohammed Safi forcibly took his wife in a Tata Sumo vehicle.

According to Harman, when he immediately informed the police, the police nabbed the accused near Bhogpur in Jalandhar.

SHO did not confirm the arrest.

Prem Singh, SHO of Mandi Gobindgarh neither confirmed nor denied the arrest of the accused.

He said that nothing can be told on the phone, whatever is to be asked, come to the police station and find out. Saying this, the SHO switched off the phone.