ISLAMABAD: An Indian woman, Anju, who traveled to Upper Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, and married a Pakistani citizen, has received a piece of land and other gifts as a token of appreciation for embracing Islam, local media reported on Sunday.
Indian Woman Anju Receives ‘Land” as Gift for Embracing Islam
The gifts, including 10 marla housing land and Rs50,000 were presented to Indian woman Anju — who now goes by the name of Fatima after embracing Islam — by the CEO of a real estate firm based in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mr. Mohsin Khan Abbasi.
The 35-year-old Indian woman traveled to Pakistan legally on a valid visa and then wedded Nasrullah, her social media friend, after accepting Islam.
A video has also surfaced on different platforms of social media where Mr. Abbasi was seen visiting Nasrullah and Anju at their house.
In the video, Mr. Abbasi said he presented the gifts to Indian woman Anju to make her feel at home in Pakistan.
Earlier, media reported that an Indian woman named Anju traveled to the Upper Dir district of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province to meet her Facebook friend, Nasrullah, whom she befriended on the social media platform a few months ago.
Anju, a married woman from India’s Uttar Pradesh state, arrived in Upper Dir with a one-month visit visa to spend time with her 29-year-old friend, Nasrullah, who works in the medical field. The two developed a friendship through Facebook, leading Anju to embark on her journey to Pakistan.
