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India’s Anju may return from Pak to meet kids

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Updated At : 03:25 PM Sep 18, 2023 IST

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Peshawar: The Pakistani husband of a 34-year-old Indian woman, who travelled to a remote village in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to marry him, has said she is expected to return to India next month as she is “mentally disturbed and badly missing” her two children. Anju accepted Islam on July 25 after marrying 29-year-old Nasrullah in the Upper Dir district. They became friends on Facebook in 2019. PTI

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