In a tale of forbidden love, an audacious woman from Pakistan ventured into India, driven by her affection for a man residing in Noida. Seema Ghulam Haider and Sachin's connection blossomed through the gaming app PUBG, gradually evolving into an inseparable bond. Undeterred by legal constraints, Seema clandestinely crossed the borders, accompanied by her four children, traversing the clandestine path through Nepal. Commencing her journey in Uttar Pradesh, she embarked on a bus expedition that eventually led her to the embrace of Greater Noida.

Seema, an alluring woman in her late twenties, initiated an online companionship with Sachin, which soon blossomed into a profound love affair. After her arrival in India, the star-crossed lovers cohabited in a rented abode nestled in the heart of Rabupura, Greater Noida. However, their clandestine existence did not go unnoticed, as local law enforcement authorities received intelligence regarding an unauthorized Pakistani presence within Greater Noida's confines.

Brijesh, the landlord who leased the apartment to the ill-fated couple, dutifully informed the police that they had taken occupancy in May, as reported by India Today. According to Brijesh, the couple had claimed to be legally married and blessed with the companionship of their four children. "The woman's origin seemed inconspicuous, for she adorned herself in traditional salwar suits and sarees," the landlord attested in his statement to the authorities.

Taking swift action, the police detained Seema, her four children, and Sachin. "The Pakistani woman and the local gentleman have been apprehended. The woman's four children are presently under the custody of the police," revealed Deputy Commissioner of Police (Greater Noida), Saad Miya Khan, in an interview with the news agency PTI. Khan further added that Seema and Sachin were currently undergoing questioning, and additional details would be disclosed upon the conclusion of their interrogation.

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