UP man ‘gave shelter’ to Pak woman & her 4 children, all apprehended from Noida

Abhishekh Awasthi.

They were sheltered by man she met online.

Noida, July 3 : According to sources, police apprehended a Pakistani mother and her four children who were unlawfully residing in Greater Noida, where they were reportedly protected by a local person who met her through the online game PUBG. According to the police, they have also nabbed the man, a Greater Noida resident, who reportedly kept them in his rented apartment. “A Pakistani woman and a local man have been apprehended. The woman’s four children are also in police custody,” said Saad Miya Khan, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Greater Noida). The Pakistani woman, who is in her late twenties, and the local male met through the online game PUBG, which led to their friendship, according to the police officer.

“Right now, the man and woman are being questioned. Once the questioning is finished, more details and facts will be shared,” Khan added. According to a local police officer, the mother reportedly entered India with her children through Nepal last month before crossing into Uttar Pradesh and taking a bus to Greater Noida. According to the official, the mother and her children were residing in the man’s rented flat in Greater Noida’s Rabupura district.