Seema haider sister reema haider appeal to come back after india pakistan conflict operation sindoor | Video: सीमा हैदर को बहन रीमा का इमोशनल मैसेज, रोते-रोते कहा

Seema Haider News: There is a demand to send Seema Hyder to Pakistan since the Pahalgam attack, but Seema has kept silence on this subject. He has not posted a single video on YouTube for the last 2 weeks. Meanwhile, a video of Seema Haider’s sister Reema Haider has surfaced, in which she is appealing to come back home from Seema crying. Seema Haider’s former Pakistani husband Ghulam Haider shared this video on her YouTube channel, claiming that she is Seema’s sister. Reema Haider has said that the situation between India and Pakistan is not good, so the border should immediately come to Pakistan with her children.

In this video, the woman is seen crying and is constantly appealing to Pakistan to return from Seema. The woman says in the video, “Seema you will ever love your family. The situation is not right there. When India wants to send you, why don’t you want to come. Your children are not safe there, you are not safe there, you will not kill you.

Woman’s big appeal to PM Modi

The woman further says in the video, “Modi would like to help us to help us. When you can send back the visa of visa people there, why can’t you send Seema. She has taken four children illegally. She has not divorced. She lies. She is helpless, we are helpless.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqws9w2lfa8

Border came to India with four of its children from Pakistan

Let us know that in the year 2023, Seema Hyder came to India from Pakistan via Nepal, she also had four children. Right now she is staying here after marrying Sachin Meena of Noida. Both have also given birth to a child recently. Seema Hyder is constantly appealing to PM Modi and CM Yogi not to send it back to Pakistan. Seema says that her former Pakistani husband Ghulam Haider is threatening to kill her and she wants to live in India.

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