New Delhi: New revelations are continuously happening regarding Seema Haider, a Pakistani citizen who entered India illegally. Seema resorted to lies at various places to enter India from Pakistan via Nepal. On the one hand, Seema and her boyfriend Sachin had registered their wrong name and address at Hotel New Vinayak, Kathmandu, Nepal; on the other hand, it has now come to light that the manager of the bus in which Seema entered India on May 12 was also deceived by giving her false identity.

Prasanna Gautam, manager of Srishti Bus Service, said that Seema had told her name as Meena there, calling herself an Indian citizen. According to the information received, Seema Haider reached Pokhara via Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, and after spending the night in a hotel, reached the Srishti Bus Service office in the morning. During this, she sought the location from the manager of the bus service, Gautam, and after taking complete information, reached the Srishti Bus Service office in Pokhara's Zero Mile area at around 6.30 a.m. the next morning.

'Seema had called herself an Indian citizen'

According to Srishti Bus Service manager Prasanna Gautam, when the bus staff asked Seema Haider if she had an ID, she told herself that she had an ID and sat in the bus. Gautam says, “Seema contacted his office on 11 May. Here he told his name Meena. She left from here on May 12 and had 4 children with her.

Gautam tells that Seema had booked 4 seats. The bus staff keeps a list of everyone's names. He also asked Seema about the ID, then she told that she has an Indian ID and said this she sat in the bus. He says, 'There was a bus at 7 in the morning. We also gave him some discount as he had 4 kids with him. He had given Rs 12,000 here, the remaining Rs 6,000 was paid in Delhi with the help of his partner.

Sachin had made the remaining payment

Seema Haider's WhatsApp chat was also accessed. In this chat, the bus staff has written to Seema Haider about sending screen shots after making payment on Google Pay. On this, Seema Haider sent the number saved in the name of Meena ji to the bus service person and wrote in it, 'Brother, please send a message to her.' According to sources, Seema had saved Sachin's number in the name of Meena ji and Sachin paid the rest of Seema's bus ticket.

Bus manager Prasanna Gautam told that bus number 9463 had crossed the India-Nepal border from Siddharth Nagar via Pokhara with passengers and reached Delhi via Lucknow, Agra. Around 37 people were traveling in the bus that day. He says, 'Checking takes place at the border, we do not know what happened there. We say that there should be only Nepalese citizens. He called us Indians. We only have permits (to transport Indian and Nepali citizens).

Gautam also told that the driver of that bus, Raju Adhikari, is in India and he also has an office in Sarojini Nagar, Delhi. The officer has been there for the last 4 days, where he has been questioned. He says, “We do not know what is being interrogated, but it is in India only.”