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News18
31-07-2025
- News18
Indian Woman Requests US To Deport Her Husband: ‘He Is A Fake Asylee'
The woman accused his husband of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter and fraudulently seeking asylum in the United States. An Indian woman's emotional plea on social media has gone viral after she publicly urged the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport her husband. The woman accused him of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter and of fraudulently seeking asylum in the United States. Samanpreet Kaur, currently residing in India, took to Instagram to share her story. She claimed that her husband left her and their 7-year-old daughter after moving to the US in 2022. In the widely circulated post, Kaur alleged that her husband entered the US illegally as a 'fake asylee.' Where Is The Husband Now According to her, he is now living in California and is eyeing getting a green card. Despite still being legally married to her, she claimed that her husband is either in a live-in relationship or attempting to remarry a US woman. 'He is a fake asylee, as he has no life threat here in his home country. And now he has married or is intending to marry someone or is having a live-in relationship, in which circumstances I don't know, but he is still married to me legally," Kaur wrote in her post. The post includes several pieces of personal documentation, such as their wedding photos, marriage certificate, and their daughter's birth certificate. A video clip attached to the post allegedly shows the moment her husband crossed into the US in May 2022. Women's Further Claims The woman further claimed that she initially did not report the situation because her husband had promised to bring her and their daughter to the US later. She also added that she was threatened by her father-in-law if she attempted to interfere. 'On the day of his flight, I found out that he is going illegally to the USA. I was devastated because my father-in-law and husband kept me in the dark. My father-in-law threatened me that if I dared to stop my husband, either he or my husband would commit suicide," she wrote. The woman revealed, 'They both promised me that either legally or illegally, they will help me reach my husband. I was against going illegally, but he had tried two times before to reach the USA, along with tagging me and our daughter forcefully via Nepal for the first try and via Dar-es-Salaam, Africa, for the second." In the last few lines, Samanpreet said she now wants justice for herself and her daughter, asserting that she has proof of her husband's false asylum claim. She stated, 'I want justice for me and my daughter. Bigamy is a criminal offence in India as well as in the USA." In the comments section of the post, she also clarified that she doesn't have any grudge against her husband. But being from a Sikh family, her cultural values allow only one marriage. 'I beg you all to help me in sending my husband back to India," she concluded. It is worth noting that the ICE has not yet responded to the Instagram post. About the Author Buzz Staff A team of writers at bring you stories on what's creating the buzz on the Internet while exploring science, cricket, tech, gender, Bollywood, and culture. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
NDTV
30-07-2025
- NDTV
Indian Woman Urges US To Deport Her Husband, Says "He's A Fake Asylee"
A woman living in India has taken to social media to urge the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport her husband, accusing him of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter after moving to the United States. In an Instagram post, the woman, Samanpreet Kaur, alleged that her husband, who is currently residing in California, went to the US as a "fake asylee". She said that initially, she didn't report him as he promised to take her with him to America, but now that he is allegedly planning to get married, she feels he should be deported to his home country. "My name is Samanpreet Kaur and currently I am living in India. My husband went to USA in 2022 on asylum case. He is a fake asylee as he has no life threat here in his home country. And now he has married or is intending to marry someone or is having a live-in relationship, on which circumstances i don't know, but he is still married to me legally. He went there illegally just to earn money as well as citizenship. We have a 7 year old daughter, and he didn't think twice before abandoning both of us," the post read. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Samanpreet Batth (@samanpreet_kaur_batth) Further, Ms Kaur claimed that her husband is currently living in California. "As for me not reporting him before was because on the day of his flight I got to know that he is going illegally to USA. I was devastated because my father-in-law and husband kept me in dark. My father-in-law threatened me that if I dared to stop my husband, either he himself or my husband, will commit suicide," she wrote. "They both promised me that either legally or illegally they will help me reach my husband. I was against going illegally but he had tried two times before to reach USA along with tagging me and our daughter forcefully via Nepal for first try and on second via Dar-es-salaam,Africa," the woman claimed. She also stated that she has proof of her husband's fake asylum. She continued, "I want justice for me and my daughter." "Bigamy is a criminal offence in India as well as in the USA," Ms Kaur wrote. In her post, she also shared a few pictures from her wedding. She even shared a video which shows her husband reaching the US border, allegedly illegally. "It is not that I have any grudge against my husband. But being from Sikh family, I believe in one marriage only. I beg you all to help me in sending my husband back to India," she wrote in the comments section.
