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In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, the Indian government has begun deporting Pakistani nationals from the country. Amid this, CRPF soldier Muneer Ahmad from the 41st Battalion has found himself in a difficult situation due to his marriage to a Pakistani woman.
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Muneer Ahmad had fallen in love with Menal Khan, a Pakistani national. He had formally requested permission from the CRPF to marry her. However, before receiving official approval, Muneer went ahead and married her through a WhatsApp video call. The marriage, conducted without a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the CRPF, is now under scrutiny.
Minal Ahmed Khan, Pakistani national married to CRPF soldier Munir Khan, was deported to Pakistan via the Wagah-Attari border on Tuesday.
This has raised concerns about national security risks posed by such marriages, with questioning systemic loopholes!#PahalgamTerroristAttackpic.twitter.com/wVJgC7JGH3
— Ishani K (@IshaniKrishnaa)
Minal Ahmed Khan, Pakistani national married to CRPF soldier Munir Khan, was deported to Pakistan via the Wagah-Attari border on Tuesday.
This has raised concerns about national security risks posed by such marriages, with questioning systemic loopholes!#PahalgamTerroristAttackpic.twitter.com/wVJgC7JGH3— Ishani K (@IshaniKrishnaa) April 30, 2025
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Further complications arose when it was discovered that Menal Khan was living in India without proper authorization. Muneer also failed to inform the CRPF about her presence. As a result, he now faces allegations of violating protocol and posing a potential threat to national security. Disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against him by the CRPF.
Due to government orders to deport Pakistani citizens, Muneer Ahmad was compelled to send his wife back to Pakistan. Reports say he was emotional and teary-eyed while parting ways with her, highlighting the personal toll of his actions amid rising Indo-Pak tensions.
