Indian Woman Forced To Marry At Gunpoint

A young woman who said she was forced to marry a Pakistani man at gunpoint broke down as she met her little daughter in Delhi for the first time in weeks. Sushma Swaraj, caught up in the emotional homecoming, said, "It means everything to us that for a woman trapped in a foreign land, the Indian High Commission is a ray of hope."

Uzma, the Indian woman who said that she was forced to marry a Pakistani man at gunpoint returned to India this morning. She is addressing a press conference.

The family of an Indian woman who claimed she was forced by a Pakistani man to marry him at gunpoint today said that they thought she would never be able to return "this soon". The woman, identified as Uzma Ahmad, reached India this morning, crossing the Wagah Border near Amritsar from Pakistan, after being allowed to return home by the Islamabad H...

The Indian woman who accused a Pakistani man of forcing her at gunpoint to marry him, returned to India this morning. Uzma, who sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad came back via Wagah border, escorted by the officials of the Indian High Commission.

The Indian woman who sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, accusing a Pakistani man of forcing her at gunpoint to marry him, is expected to return to India today. Uzma will come back via Wagah border, escorted by the officials of the Indian High Commission. Uzma's brother, who had sought the government's help in rescuing her, wa...

The Pakistani husband of 20-year-old Uzma, who has alleged that she was forced to marry at gunpoint, has pleaded the High Court in Islamabad for a meeting with his wife to clear all "misunderstandings".

Pakistan's Foreign Office today said the Indian woman, Uzma, who alleged that she was forced to marry a Pakistani citizen at gunpoint will be allowed to return to India "only after all legal requirements are complete''.

A young woman living in Islamabad who wanted help to get back to India, has filed a case against her husband, saying he forced her to marry him at gunpoint. Twenty-year-old Uzma had approached the Indian High Commission last week asking for help. Her husband Tahir Ali had alleged that the officials had detained her against her will.

A young woman who said she was forced to marry a Pakistani man at gunpoint broke down as she met her little daughter in Delhi for the first time in weeks. Sushma Swaraj, caught up in the emotional homecoming, said, "It means everything to us that for a woman trapped in a foreign land, the Indian High Commission is a ray of hope."

Uzma, the Indian woman who said that she was forced to marry a Pakistani man at gunpoint returned to India this morning. She is addressing a press conference.

The family of an Indian woman who claimed she was forced by a Pakistani man to marry him at gunpoint today said that they thought she would never be able to return "this soon". The woman, identified as Uzma Ahmad, reached India this morning, crossing the Wagah Border near Amritsar from Pakistan, after being allowed to return home by the Islamabad H...

The Indian woman who accused a Pakistani man of forcing her at gunpoint to marry him, returned to India this morning. Uzma, who sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad came back via Wagah border, escorted by the officials of the Indian High Commission.

The Indian woman who sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, accusing a Pakistani man of forcing her at gunpoint to marry him, is expected to return to India today. Uzma will come back via Wagah border, escorted by the officials of the Indian High Commission. Uzma's brother, who had sought the government's help in rescuing her, wa...

The Pakistani husband of 20-year-old Uzma, who has alleged that she was forced to marry at gunpoint, has pleaded the High Court in Islamabad for a meeting with his wife to clear all "misunderstandings".

Pakistan's Foreign Office today said the Indian woman, Uzma, who alleged that she was forced to marry a Pakistani citizen at gunpoint will be allowed to return to India "only after all legal requirements are complete''.

A young woman living in Islamabad who wanted help to get back to India, has filed a case against her husband, saying he forced her to marry him at gunpoint. Twenty-year-old Uzma had approached the Indian High Commission last week asking for help. Her husband Tahir Ali had alleged that the officials had detained her against her will.