From Sarabjit to Noor Hussain: Missing Sikh woman from jatha during religious visit to Pakistan converts to Islam, gets married
PTC News Desk: In a significant development in the case of woman, Sarabjit Kaur who went missing from Sikh jatha that travelled to Pakistan, it has now come to the light that she allegedly converted to Islam and got married (nikah). A purported marriage certificate issued by the mosque has been surfaced.
It has now come to light that Sarabjit Kaur reportedly converted to Islam in Pakistan and adopted the name “Noor Hussain.” She is said to have married a man there. It is being claimed that she willingly gave her consent and had a moulvi solemnise the nikah. The certificate reportedly comes from a mosque in Sheikhupura, Pakistan. Meanwhile, intelligence agencies of both India and Pakistan had been trying to trace the woman’s past connections to understand how she managed to disappear inside Pakistan and through what means.
Earlier, she went missing from a group of Sikh pilgrims that had travelled to Pakistan on 4 November to celebrate the Parkash Purab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
As per immigration records, the woman travelled to Pakistan on 4 November with a jatha (group) of 1,932 Sikh pilgrims via the Attari border. After spending ten days visiting various gurdwaras in Pakistan, the group returned to India today. Out of 1,932 only 1,922 had returned by late evening.
- PTC NEWS
