Nasrullah says they had applied for Anju's visa extension but it was not granted
DIR: Indian lady, Anju — presently Fatima — who stood out as truly newsworthy at home and abroad for making a trip to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and wedding an Upper Dir man Nasrullah, passed on to Pakistan to rejoin with her two youngsters.
As indicated by The News, Anju went to India by means of the Wagah line two days prior as her significant other communicated trust that she would get back to Pakistan following a few months.
Anju, 34, had met and hitched Nasrullah five months after their Facebook kinship and showed up in Upper Dir on July 22 this year.
Addressing The News, Nasrullah said that Anju had withdrawn for her nation of origin subsequent to putting in a couple of days in Islamabad and Lahore. The couple had as of late visited verifiable destinations in Lahore, including the Badshahi Mosque, Badshahi Qilla, and Pakistan Park.
Nasrullah said that Anju had been feeling the loss of her two youngsters since she came to Pakistan. "I expressed farewell to Anju (Fatima) at the Wagah boundary and she entered her country at two o'clock on Wednesday," he said.
He added that Anju's one-month visa had proactively lapsed, adding that they had applied to the Service of Inside to broaden the period, however because of certain hardships, it couldn't be finished at this point and the conventional interaction should require four months to one year.
Prior in August, it was accounted for that Anju was conceded a one-year expansion to her visa by the Pakistani specialists.
Nasrullah expressed that regardless of rehashed requests by Anju, the visa was not stretched out so she chose to revisit a 15-day flight letter and dropped the visa expansion application.
He expressed that prior to getting back to India, they were given a goodbye party by a few companions in Lahore. Answering an inquiry, Nasrullah said that she would come to Pakistan again following three months. That's what he said assuming her visa had been stretched out for one year, it would have been something more, yet it didn't work out.
"On the off chance that I get a visa for India, I will take Anju back myself," he said, adding that Anju was confronting a separation case from her first spouse in Quite a while and she wished to meet her kids. He said that Anju had got a great deal of adoration and regard from everybody here in Pakistan.
Nasrullah offered thanks to individuals of Dir for their relentless help, expressing they had needed nothing. Family sources demonstrated a likely long-lasting move to Dubai for a quiet life, where Anju could be nearer to her youngsters.
Anju had recently gone through a court marriage with Nasrullah in the wake of switching over completely to Islam in Upper Dir. The couple got broad love and regard from local people and associations the nation over. A few organizations and business associations showed liberality by declaring plots and offering gifts to the couple in different pieces of the country.
