Who is that CRPF jawan whose wife had to return to Pakistan?

Following the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir, India has taken tough action against Pakistan. Various categories of visas of Pakistanis have been revoked and they have been asked to depart from India by 29 April. At the same time, the Pakistani wife of a CRPF jawan has also been asked to leave India. A Pakistani citizen, who had married Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) trooper to another trooper, has been repatriated to Pakistan from Jammu, officials said Tuesday.

Who is a CRPF jawan 

Minal Khan is the wife of Munir Khan. Munir Khan lives in Gharota. Minal and Munir Khan told that the two of them were married on the internet. But now following the decision of the government, Minal Khan has set off from Jammu for the Wagah border."We must be allowed to stay with the family." However, he added, "We condemn the brutal murder of innocent civilians in the attack. They deserve severe punishment. India last week issued a statement declaring all visas, with some exceptions, given to Pakistani nationals will be cancelled on April 27 and they need to depart from the country by April 29.

How did the two get married?

Veere Zara, the movie you all will never forget, where love is above borders. Such a love occurred between CRPF jawan and Pakistan's daughter Minal. Minal is a Pakistan Punjab region native. She is a native of Gujranwala district of Punjab, Pakistan. The whole story of their romance has not come out, but when they were sure that they wanted to convert this love into a relationship, both of them agreed to marry, but this marriage was unlike all the other marriages. The wedding was neither conducted in Pakistan nor in India, but owing to some complications, the wedding was conducted online on a video call. The couple married on May 24, 2024. They could not obtain a visa and so adopted a novel approach and married over video conference.

Pahalgam Attack

The dastardly strike happened on 22nd April in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The tourists were having a good time in the valley when the attack occurred and the unarmed tourist was attacked. In this attack, the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire on 26 tourists. Humans continued screaming, asking them not to do so, pleading for saving their lives, but the terrorists didn't care. Since then, India has initiated a war against terrorism and firm actions have been taken. Because of this, the Indus Water Treaty has been revoked and the visa of Pakistanis has also been revoked.