Justice Appeal: Pakistani woman seeks justice from PM Modi, accuses husband of preparing for second marriage

Pakistani Woman Justice Appeal: A woman from Pakistan has appealed to PM Narendra Modi for justice. This woman named Nikita Nagdev has made an emotional appeal on social media. She alleges that after marriage, her husband cheated on her and sent her back to Pakistan. Now he is preparing to marry again in India, while she is still legally his wife.

Pakistani woman sought justice from PM Modi

A video of Pakistani woman Nikita Nagdev is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which she is seen seeking justice from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Nikita claims that her husband Vikram Nagdev cheated on her by bringing her to India after getting married in Karachi and left her behind. Nikita said that now Vikram is preparing for his second marriage in Delhi.

Story of marriage and deception

According to Nikita, she married Vikram Nagdev on 26 January 2020 in Karachi as per Hindu rituals. Vikram is an Indian resident of Pakistan origin and was staying in Indore on visa for a long time. He brought Nikita to India a month after the marriage, but within a few months everything changed.

Nikita alleges that on July 9, 2020, on the pretext of technical problem related to visa, she was dropped at Attari border and forcibly sent back to Pakistan. After this Vikram never tried to return or stay in touch.

Allegation of mental harassment and second marriage

In her emotional video, Nikita told that she continuously requested Vikram to call her to India, but was refused every time. According to her, Vikram is preparing to marry another woman while she is still legally his wife.

Along with this, Nikita also revealed that after marriage she came to know that Vikram was having an affair with a relative. When she complained to her in-laws, she was told that it was normal for boys to have affairs.

Legal battles and actions

Nikita lodged a complaint at Sindhi Punch Mediation and Legal Counsel Center on 27 January 2025. The mediation hearing failed, after which the report dated 30 April 2025 stated that the matter fell under the jurisdiction of Pakistan and recommended sending Vikram to Pakistan.

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Earlier, Nikita had also sought help from Indore Social Panchayat. Indore administration has issued orders for investigation and further legal process is underway.