Breaking News: Pakistani Woman Files Case Against Bangladeshi Husband and Wife
In a shocking turn of events, a Pakistani woman named Maha Bajwa has filed a case against her Bangladeshi husband and his second wife, Sonia Akhtar, along with 12 others. The case was registered at the Chunarghat Police Station in Habiganj, Bangladesh, after a year of fleeing back to Dubai following alleged harassment.
Background Story: Love, Betrayal, and Legal Battles
Maha, a businesswoman in Dubai, married Hira, a resident of Boidail village in Chunarghat, who is the son of Safi Ullah Majumdar. The marriage took place in Lahore in 2014, with a unique condition – if Hira ever wanted a divorce, he had to pay Maha a hefty sum of money. In 2018, Maha brought Hira to Bangladesh, where he later married Sonia and started a new life.
In 2019, Maha hired Nasir Uddin Selim, a driver, who later became her husband. This prompted Sonia to marry Maha as well, leading to a complex web of relationships. Maha alleges that Sonia married her unlawfully while being married to Selim, and she is seeking justice for this act.
Legal Proceedings and Investigation
Upon filing the case, Maha requested not to publish her photo to maintain privacy. The investigating officer, Shafiqul Islam, confirmed that initial inquiries have revealed some truth to Maha’s claims. Efforts are underway to arrest the accused parties who have fled the area.
In a related incident, Maha had visited Chunarghat in search of her husband in December 2023, where she was allegedly assaulted in Hira’s brother’s house. Subsequently, she filed two more cases against her husband in Habiganj court and Chunarghat police station for physical assault.
The legal battle between Maha and her husband and his second wife has captured the attention of the public, shedding light on the complexities of relationships and the pursuit of justice in cross-border marriages.
This case highlights the importance of understanding legal implications in marriages involving multiple partners and the consequences of unlawful actions in personal relationships. Stay tuned for more updates as the investigation unfolds.
