Seema Haider, who recently came to India, has once again become the topic of discussion. Many questions are being raised about her future, especially whether she will have to leave India and go back to Pakistan. Meanwhile, drama queen Rakhi Sawant has raised her voice in support of Seema. Let’s understand this situation in detail.
Seema Haider’s situation – Seema Haider’s story has made a lot of headlines in recent times. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, anger and tension has increased in the country. The Indian government has made it clear that all Pakistanis present in the country will have to return. In such a situation, the troubles of Seema Haider, who came to India illegally, have increased.However, Seema also has supporters, prominent among whom is Rakhi Sawant. They have appealed to the government to allow Seema to stay in India. Rakhi says that Seema is now Sachin’s wife and has become the daughter-in-law of UP. She believes that it is not right to do injustice to Seema and it could be a conspiracy.
Rakhi Sawant’s support – Rakhi Sawant expressed her feelings for Seema Haider and said that Seema is now living her life like an Indian citizen. She also said that Seema is married to Sachin and she has become the mother of his child. Rakhi says that the government should not do wrong with Seema, especially when anger against terrorism is growing in the country.Rakhi also told that the whole country is outraged by the barbarity shown by the terrorists in Pahalgam. She said that the terrorists have killed innocent people in the name of religion, and in such a situation it would be wrong to send Seema back.
Pahalgam attack and its effects – The terrorist attack in Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam on April 22 killed 26 people. People from Uttar Pradesh, Nepal, UAE, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Odisha, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu were involved in this attack. This incident has created a wave of anger across the country. The heartbreaking scenes and pictures of this attack are going viral on social media, further fuelling public outrage.
