“ Married to permission ”, rejected the CRPF Jawan refused to marry a Pakistani woman
Bring Ahmed, a Jawan central reserve police force (CRPF) returned services for hiding his marriage to a Pakistani citizen, denied allegations. Munnir said that before they got married, he had taken permission from the CRPF seat. During a conversation with an agency, Munir said that I had learned my dismissal through media reports. At the same time, shortly after, I received a CRPF letter, in which I was told about dismissal. This letter was a shock for me and my family. However, I asked for the permission of a Pakistani woman from the siege and I obtained permission. After which I got married.
Let us tell you that, on behalf of the CRPF, it was alleged that Hmed deliberately helped the woman to stay in India even after the validity of her visa. However, Jawan Munnir dismissed that he has now planned to challenge this dismissal before the court.
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Bring Ahmed, a resident in the Gharota region of Jammu, joined the CRPF in April 2017. His friendship with the Pakistani Meenal Khan was online. After which the two were married on May 24, 2024 thanks to a video ceremony Nikah. According to Ahmed, the marriage took place about a month after receiving official authorization from the CRPF headquarters.
Bring Ahmed also said that he had spoken for the first time of CRPF of his intention to marry Meenal Khan on December 31, 2022. I had submitted all the necessary documents, including the affidavit of myself, my parents, the local Sarpanch and the member of the District Development Council through official channels. After that, I obtained the green signal from the headquarters on April 30, 2024.
In the case, the CRPF says that Hmed did not inform a Pakistani citizen of his marriage and let him live in India even after the end of the visa, which constitutes a violation of the rules of service conduct. It also produces national security risks.
Meenal Khan came to a short-term visa in India on February 28 via the Wagah-Attari border, which ended on March 22. However, after asking for long-term visas in March and Ahmed, after having completed the necessary formalities, including interviews, Jammu-et-Cachemire and the High Court of Ladakh remained his exile.
