A 52-year-old woman from Punjab, earlier reported missing during a Sikh pilgrimage to Pakistan, has been found to have voluntarily stayed back, changed her name and married a Pakistani man.
Sarabjit Kaur, a resident of Amainipur in Kapurthala district, had travelled with a jatha of 1,932 pilgrims through the Attari border on 4 November for the birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji. While the group returned after 10 days, Sarabjit did not come back.
During the probe, Indian agencies discovered that she had married a Pakistani national, Nasir Hussain, and adopted the name Noor Hussain. Her Nikahnama confirmed the development.
Authorities also found that Sarabjit left key details like nationality and passport number blank in her Pakistani immigration form, making her difficult to trace.
Sarabjit, divorced and facing past NDPS-related cases along with her two sons, had reportedly planned the move in advance. When Punjab Police visited her village, the family offered no details.
The case has raised serious questions about how she was allowed to travel alone, despite earlier restrictions after a similar 2018 incident involving Kiran Bala. The role of the Pakistani High Commission and oversight by SGPC is also under scrutiny.
00:00A woman who traveled from Punjab to Pakistan with a group of 1,932 Sikh pilgrims for the birth anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji has now become the center of a shocking revelation.
00:1252-year-old Sarabjit Kaur from Kapurthala went missing when the group returned to India after 10 days.
00:19But when Indian agencies began searching, the truth stunned everyone.
00:24Investigators discovered that Sarabjit had changed her name to Noor Hussain and married a Pakistani man, Nasir Hussain.
00:30Sarabjit was divorced and had multiple NDPS cases in the past.
00:35Her two sons also face several cases.
00:37When Punjab police visited her village, the family gave no information.
00:42Late at night, agencies obtained her nikah namah.
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