Punjabi man falls in love with Pakistani woman on Facebook, how to come to India without visa for marriage?

Love Story: It is said that love is blind. You must have heard many stories of crossing every limit for love. Must have seen in many films. Some of these films are even about crossing the borders. One such story is that of Pakistani woman, Maria Bibi and her Indian lover Sonu Masih. Talking about their love, both of them first connected on Facebook about four years ago. After that, Maria and Sonu, who converted to Christianity, not only shared many moments through digital but also met in person. With the consent of their parents, they have decided to get married and live their life together in Sathiali village of Gurdaspur district of Punjab.

Decided to get married in India

According to the information, Maqbool Chaudhary, a Qadian-based social worker, who himself has the experience of marrying a Pakistani woman, is now supporting Sonu. He said, “Both traveled to the Pakistan side of the Kartarpur Corridor, where Maria Bibi and Sonu Masih not only met each other in person, but were also introduced to their parents. After these meetings, they jointly Decided to have their wedding in India.

Maria Bibi will soon join Sonu after overcoming all the hurdles.

In a recent chapter of cross-border love, Javeria Khanum, a resident of Karachi city, Pakistan, after overcoming various hurdles, successfully crossed the Attari land border to reunite with her beloved Sameer Khan, a resident of Kolkata. Expressing hope that Maria Bibi will soon overcome all obstacles and join Sonu in India. Choudhary said, the governments of both the countries should provide special concessions in granting visas in such cases.

Sonu described her as his ‘fiancé’ in the form.

According to the sponsorship certificate issued by Block Development and Panchayat Officer Kahanuwan, Sonu has sponsored Maria and has described her as his ‘fiancé’ in this form. He also said that he has known her for the last four years, and also said that Maria will come to India for their wedding.