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New Delhi, May 6
The Greater Noida police arrested a 35-year-old man for allegedly trespassing in the house of Seema Haider, the Pakistani national who had illegally entered India through Nepal borders with her children to be with her Indian partner in the city in 2023.
Ritu Devi, mother-in-law of Haider, filed the First Information Report (FIR) at the Rabupura Police Station, alleging that an unidentified man tried to forcefully enter her house.
The police have arrested Tejas Jani, a resident of Surendranagar in Gujarat. The police suspect that he is suffering from some mental illness.
The police also said the man was arrested by the constables deployed outside Haider’s house after threats were made to her on social media following the Pahalgam terror attack.
During his interrogation, he told police that he wanted to avenge the occult practice done by Haider and her husband. He told police that his father has been missing for a year, and after his mother died of brain cancer three years ago. Seema and her partner, Sachin Meena, are conducting occult practices on him because of which he is distressed.
The police stated that Jani took a train on May 2 from Gujarat and reached Haider’s house after he had searched her address on the Internet. The police also found Seema’s and her family members’ photos in his phone.
The police probe showed that at the time of the incident, Seema was on the terrace of her house while the rest of the members were inside the house. The accused came banging on the door and started shouting and calling for Seema Haider. The children and other family members in the house were scared.
The police have seized several photos and videos from the phone of the accused. He aso had plans to visit Kashi Vishwanath after meeting Sachin and Seema.
