Pregnant wife of ISI spy says she will not bring up ‘enemy’s child’

[Zibago]

make sure you do... if he gets her pregnant, he should ensure the future of the child... that would be the gentlemanly thing to do.



ah... south asia...

and i suppose it would be easier if the lady is not middle class... middle class society has so many hang-ups.



chika pika is okay.

though i don't know what he is doing in somalia... maybe a fighter in al-shabaab.



but when you do marry, remember this... pori moni aur emi ko chorh ke, otherwise



in the social sphere, bangladesh is more progressive than india and pakistan.





you should be blaming this spy, who tricked her through the ridiculous arranged marriage route and never thought of securing a future for their child.

In upper class very common but less common in lower classes

 

[jamahir]

emi who ?

@Bilal9 , this bangladeshi does not know the lovely emi !!

BD Ramp Model Emi photo and information

 

[Zibago]

@Bilal9 , this bangladeshi does not know the lovely emi !!

BD Ramp Model Emi photo and information

Baraye mehrbaani is thread ko to choor do bhai

 

[ravi kiran]

Good decision.

 

[Imran Khan]

Tum kahan se ho? Bangladesh se

bhai main sachai ke desh se hoon i am umpire . both india pakistan need to get a life now and rethink abut all these stupid acts . i am one and only whom criticize on the base of truth and judgment . i am not blind patriot whatever truth is its truth .

Baraye mehrbaani is thread ko to choor do bhai

ya phir full pictures post kary ta ke sab kuch dekh ker faisla kiya ja saky

 

[PWFI]

Did someone else need patriotic certificate?

 

[Nefarious]

Enemy's child, they might as well interrogate the baby after birth and put it in jail.

 

[New World]

Hats off to the lady. She is really a patriot lady who pust nation ahead of Her traitor Husband.

how can he be a traitor if he is a pakistani?

 

[My-Analogous]

Pregnant wife of ISI spy says she will not bring up ‘enemy’s child’
Mrigank Tiwari,TNN | Dec 1, 2015, 05.35 AM IST

BAREILLY: As parents of the wife of ISI spy Mohd Aijaz, who was arrested in Meerut last week, arrived in Bareilly to take her back home to Bihar, Asma said she will not bring up the baby of a Pakistani spy. She said she does not want to bear the stigma of being called the "mother of a spy's child."

Earlier on Sunday evening, Asma's mother and father arrived in the city by train from Arrah, Bihar. Once they reached their daughter's house, the three wept bitterly.

Talking to newsmen, Asma's father, Shamsher Ali, said, "As news about the arrest of our son-in-law reached our village, Azimabad, it seemed the whole world had turned against us. We have been socially ostracized for no fault of ours. It was our relative who concealed the real identity of Mohd Aijaz alias Mohd Kalam."

A distraught Asma, who said she had been cheated, said she was firm in her stand that she will not bring up the child and give it away for adoption to a government orphanage. "The baby is an offspring of a spy, who is an enemy of the country. I can't bear this stigma," she said.

Talking to TOI, a senior special task force (STF) officer, Ajay Pal Singh, said, "The woman is perhaps right that she was unaware about her husband's real identity. After questioning her on more than two occasions we can make out that she was kept in the dark by the person who arranged her marriage and later by Aijaz. Now, she has left for her native place along with her parents. If need arises, we will summon her for questioning."

District probation officer Usha Tiwari said, "If the mother wants to leave the child in government custody, she can hand it over to the child welfare committee, which in turn would send the child to children's home in Rampur."

Regarding the citizenship of the child, noted lawyer, Khalid Jilani, said, "Even if his father is Pakistani and mother Indian, if the child is born in India, it would be conferred Indian citizenship by birth as per provisions of Indian Citizenship Act 1955."

Pregnant wife of ISI spy says she will not bring up ‘enemy’s child’ - The Times of India

She may be a good Indian, but she will be criminal in case of Islam and she don't have right to kill the innocent and killing is prohibited in Islam except few exceptions.

 

[HariPrasad]

After spy pigeon new drama

Your rejection remind me the theory of Kasab being amarsinh, the RSS man.

She may be a good Indian, but she will be criminal in case of Islam and she don't have right to kill the innocent and killing is prohibited in Islam except few exceptions.

Nad one of exception being they are Kufra.

how can he be a traitor if he is a pakistani?

No he can not be a traitor if he is a Pakistani.

 

[SHAMK9]

Why is an unborn at fault? she really doesnt want that baby

 

[Chika_Pika]

make sure you do... if he gets her pregnant, he should ensure the future of the child... that would be the gentlemanly thing to do.



ah... south asia...

and i suppose it would be easier if the lady is not middle class... middle class society has so many hang-ups.



chika pika is okay.

though i don't know what he is doing in somalia... maybe a fighter in al-shabaab.



but when you do marry, remember this... pori moni aur emi ko chorh ke, otherwise



in the social sphere, bangladesh is more progressive than india and pakistan.





you should be blaming this spy, who tricked her through the ridiculous arranged marriage route and never thought of securing a future for their child.

Somalia flag was by mistake, I don't how to change it

how can he be a traitor if he is a pakistani?

See that, most Indians don't even know the meaning of patriotism

 

[Kompromat]

State of Muslims in India, everyone who's not a Hindutvas is an ISI spy.

 

[Alphacharlie]

Pregnant wife of ISI spy says she will not bring up ‘enemy’s child’
Mrigank Tiwari,TNN | Dec 1, 2015, 05.35 AM IST

BAREILLY: As parents of the wife of ISI spy Mohd Aijaz, who was arrested in Meerut last week, arrived in Bareilly to take her back home to Bihar, Asma said she will not bring up the baby of a Pakistani spy. She said she does not want to bear the stigma of being called the "mother of a spy's child."

Earlier on Sunday evening, Asma's mother and father arrived in the city by train from Arrah, Bihar. Once they reached their daughter's house, the three wept bitterly.

Talking to newsmen, Asma's father, Shamsher Ali, said, "As news about the arrest of our son-in-law reached our village, Azimabad, it seemed the whole world had turned against us. We have been socially ostracized for no fault of ours. It was our relative who concealed the real identity of Mohd Aijaz alias Mohd Kalam."

A distraught Asma, who said she had been cheated, said she was firm in her stand that she will not bring up the child and give it away for adoption to a government orphanage. "The baby is an offspring of a spy, who is an enemy of the country. I can't bear this stigma," she said.

Talking to TOI, a senior special task force (STF) officer, Ajay Pal Singh, said, "The woman is perhaps right that she was unaware about her husband's real identity. After questioning her on more than two occasions we can make out that she was kept in the dark by the person who arranged her marriage and later by Aijaz. Now, she has left for her native place along with her parents. If need arises, we will summon her for questioning."

District probation officer Usha Tiwari said, "If the mother wants to leave the child in government custody, she can hand it over to the child welfare committee, which in turn would send the child to children's home in Rampur."

Regarding the citizenship of the child, noted lawyer, Khalid Jilani, said, "Even if his father is Pakistani and mother Indian, if the child is born in India, it would be conferred Indian citizenship by birth as per provisions of Indian Citizenship Act 1955."

Pregnant wife of ISI spy says she will not bring up ‘enemy’s child’ - The Times of India

Respects to You Madame

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

She should have thought wisely before taking Pakistani Sperm , it can impregnate you quite quickly

Return the child to Pakistan , the lady can rot in India