An Indian woman who went to Pakistan to meet her Facebook friend has now married him and converted to Islam. Anju, who is from Rajasthan, traveled to Pakistan on a 30-day visa in July. She met her friend, Nasrullah, on Facebook in 2019.

Anju and Nasrullah were married in a local court in Upper Dir district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on July 25. Anju has since converted to Islam and taken the name Fatima.

Anju's family in India is not happy with her decision to marry Nasrullah. They have said that they will disown her if she does not return to India. However, Anju has said that she is happy in Pakistan and has no plans to return to India.

The case has sparked a debate in India about the issue of cross-border marriages. Some people have criticized Anju for marrying a Pakistani man, while others have defended her right to make her own choices.

The case is also a reminder of the complex relationship between India and Pakistan. The two countries have been rivals for decades, and there is a great deal of mistrust between them. However, there are also many people who have close ties to both countries.

Anju's case is a reminder that love can transcend borders. It is also a reminder that the issue of cross-border marriages is a complex one, with no easy answers.