Madhya Pradesh Residence Minister Narrotam Mishra on Monday introduced an investigation into whether or not any “worldwide conspiracy” was concerned in Gwalior girl Anju’s journey to Pakistan.
Final week, Anju had informed her household in Gwalior that she was going to Jaipur. Nonetheless, she ended up in Pakistan, the place she had reportedly gone to be with a person she met on social media. The person, Nasrullah, is a resident of Higher Dir district in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. A nikahnama, or marriage certificates, purportedly recording Anju’s marriage to him and her conversion to Islam in addition to the change of her identify to Fatima has gone viral on social media.
“The best way Anju is being welcomed in Pakistan and given items raises a number of doubts. That’s the reason I’ve ordered the Particular Department to analyze whether or not that is a global conspiracy. I’ve requested the investigators to probe the conspiracy angle. This can be a matter of Gwalior district,” the minister mentioned.
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A Pakistani businessman, Mohsin Khan Abbasi, has introduced a present of a big swathe of land and cash to Anju for “embracing Islam”.
Anju had already been married in India and has two youngsters. After she went to Pakistan, her household disowned her and her husband demanded an investigation.
Her father, Gaya Prasad Thomas, informed reporters that his daughter “didn’t even take into consideration her two youngsters” earlier than leaving, and that she ought to have divorced her husband earlier than going to Pakistan.
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