Indian Boys Marrying Pakistani Girls
We already have similar news some years back when a Pakistani boy has married an Indian girl after being familiar over internet, and now the case is exactly similar situation.
Two Indian boys with in a month travelled Pakistan from India to marry their partners along with all the customs of hindus (and not of muslims).
Gopal Das from Amritsar and Zile Huma, a christian from Lahore. Huma’s parents further mentioned they did it secretly as they didn’t wanted to create any hassle in the awaited ceremony of their beloved daugher considering the Indo-Pak ties and conflicts.
The latest tale of Indo-Pak wedlock is that of Gopal Das, an Indian Hindu from Amritsar and Zile Huma, a Pakistani Christian from Lahore. Their wedding was solemnised in Lahore on Monday amid pomp and show according to the Hindus customs.
Most of the bridegroom’s family members could not get visas to come to Pakistan, yet Gopal was lucky enough to make it to Lahore to get married.
According to Huma’s parents, they did not publicise the news of the wedding
due to fears that the Pakistani intelligence agencies might create problems for them because of the precarious nature of the Indo-Pak relations.
Second case is of Anita of Peshawar and Pawan Kumar from Amritsar. Anita along with her family member travelled India to tie knots of marriage. Pawan fall in love with Anita in family get together.
photo by : Brides.com
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Nice to see cross border marriages, but both countries will flourish and people live happy both sides if terrorism stops. I Love to see Pakistani writing good about Indians. I consider terror is the only barrier that makes these two countries apart.
Its a complete b*****. There were some differences in between that’s why we had partition else why we opt for partition? Even in India there is a common exercise that Mother is Muslim and Father Hindu or Vice Versa, the aftermath of such marriages come upon the children who get confused whether to go for mother’s religion or the father’s. So I am not in favor of cross religion marriages.