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News Topical, Digital Desk : A serious case of 'love jihad' has come to light against a Pakistani-origin man Fahad in Banjara Hills area of Telangana's capital Hyderabad. Fahad is accused of hiding his nationality, getting a job through illegal documents and converting a Hindu girl Kirti by trapping her in the trap of love. Kirti's name was changed to 'Doha Fatima' and he married her in 2016. But now Fahad has left Kirti and settled down with another woman, after which Kirti showed courage and knocked on the door of the police.
How did the game of deception begin?
According to the police, Fahad came to India from Pakistan in 1998 and settled in Hyderabad. He got a job in a company called Seepal in Hi-Tech City, but hid his Pakistani identity. Fahad trapped Kirti, who lived in Mount Banjara Colony in Banjara Hills, in his love trap. He lured Kirti into a relationship and then converted her to Islam. In 2016, Fahad married Kirti and named her 'Doha Fatima'.
Another woman was also targeted
After living with Kirti for a few years, Fahad trapped another woman working in his office . He allegedly converted this woman too and started living with her. When Kirti came to know about this, she caught Fahad and his new partner red-handed and informed the police. The police have arrested Fahad and the other woman and started investigating the case. It is not clear yet whether Fahad married the other woman or not.
Fahad's reality revealed!
Police investigation has revealed some shocking things. Fahad's father was Pakistani and his mother was Hyderabadi. Both of them got married while working in Dubai and later moved to Pakistan. After Fahad's father's death, his mother returned to Hyderabad. Fahad's brother and mother still hold Pakistani citizenship, but Fahad got Indian citizenship in 2018. Surprisingly, Kirti claims that at the time of marriage in 2016, Fahad had documents like Aadhar card, PAN card and voter ID. Not only this, Fahad has also taken a loan from the bank. Now the police is investigating each and every thing.
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