Seema Haider Welcomes Baby #2 With Sachin; Pak Woman, Who Entered India Illegally, Turns Mom For The 6th Time

Seema Haider-Sachin Meena Second Baby: Remember Seema Haider? The Pakistani woman first made headlines three years ago after she travelled to India via Nepal, reportedly entering the country illegally, to be with Sachin Meena, an Indian man she had met while playing PUBG online.

Their cross-border love story quickly grabbed national attention, sparking legal debates and widespread media coverage. Despite the controversies surrounding her entry into India, Seema chose to stay back and eventually tied the knot with Sachin. The couple has since been living together in Rabupura, Greater Noida.

Seema Haider Becomes A Mother For The 6th Time

Seema Haider has embraced motherhood once again, as she becomes a mother for the sixth time. For those unaware, Seema already had four children from her previous marriage to Ghulam Haider when she arrived in India.

Last year marked a new chapter in her life when she welcomed her fifth child - her first baby with Sachin Meena. The couple was blessed with a baby girl, and the news had drawn significant public attention at the time. Nearly two months ago, Seema revealed that she was expecting again, and now the couple has welcomed their second child together.

Seema Haider-Sachin Meena Second Baby: Couple Blessed With A Baby Boy

Seema Haider and Sachin Meena have welcomed their second child together, and it's a baby boy for the couple, as reported by ABP News. According to a report by NDTV, the newborn arrived in the early hours of Tuesday (February 17).

The happy news was confirmed by Seema's lawyer, A.P. Singh, who shared that both the mother and the baby are healthy and doing well. The little one was born at around 4 AM at Krishna Hospital in Greater Noida.

"We request people from across the country and the world to suggest a name for Seema and Sachin's daughter. We encourage social media users to send in their name suggestions based on Indian traditions. The name with the most votes will be chosen," Singh said.