Crossed border to stay: A Pakistani man married to an Indian woman
There are many things that make a man complete. One of the key elements is the ability to build and maintain relationships. These relationships make us feel like humans.
Human relationships can take many forms, but the most intense, enjoyable, and painful are those with family, friends, and loved ones. In this tight circle of intimate relationships, we are connected by an emotional bond—connected by love.
Everyone’s ability to create and maintain relationships using this emotional paste varies. Some people seem to be naturally capable of love.
In a case akin to a cross-border “love story”.
A Pakistani man was arrested after travelling to India more than a decade ago to meet and live with an Indian woman. The government allowed him to stay in the country with his family.
Last week, Gulzar, 51, was released from Cherlapally Central Prison near Hyderabad. This comes after Gulzar’s wife, Daulat Bi, an Indian citizen from Nandyal District in Andhra Pradesh, filed an application with the Telangana High Court for his detention.
Gulzar, from Sialkot district in Pakistan’s Punjab province, was charged with forging documents and illegally entering India via Dubai in 2011.
A man marries the labourer Daulat Bi and works as a painter in Nandyal. Daulat was already the mother of one son; she married Gulzar and had four children with him.
It is important to understand that happiness in love comes from sharing not only good but also bad. In order to have a successful relationship, you must understand that love requires sacrifice and try to cultivate it for mutual benefit.
My wife suffered greatly while I was in prison. She pulled me out with great difficulty. I want to stay here with my wife. Daulat is preparing to go to the Telangana High Court in Hyderabad, where her husband’s case is expected to be heard on Thursday, July 27.