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‘Help me, I have been blackmailed to stay back’, pleads Sarabjit in audio clip

Deportation of Sarbjit, who married a Pakistani man, to India from Pakistan has been put on hold due to ongoing legal proceedings.

Updated on: Jan 15, 2026 09:07 AM IST
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In a fresh audio clip, Sarabjit Kaur (48), an Indian national who married a Pakistani man after converting to Islam during a Sikh pilgrimage in November, could be heard pleading to return back to India, besides claiming to face mental harassment in Pakistan.

In a fresh audio clip, Sarabjit Kaur (48), an Indian national who married a Pakistani man after converting to Islam during a Sikh pilgrimage in November, could be heard pleading to return back to India, besides claiming to face mental harassment in Pakistan. (HT File)
In a fresh audio clip, Sarabjit Kaur (48), an Indian national who married a Pakistani man after converting to Islam during a Sikh pilgrimage in November, could be heard pleading to return back to India, besides claiming to face mental harassment in Pakistan. (HT File)

Over a minute long audio clip, which went viral on social media platforms, Sarabjit, whose deportation to India has been put on hold due to ongoing legal proceedings, was heard talking to her ex-husband Karnail Singh, who is presently settled in the United Kingdom.

However, HT couldn’t independently verify the veracity of the audio clips.

In the audio conversation, she could be heard pleading with her husband to make arrangements for her return as she was forced to stay in Pakistan.

“Please help me, as I have been harassed and blackmailed to stay back. I didn’t have a single penny with me,” said Sarabjit in the audio clip.

One of senior officials said Sarabjit’s family has been now claiming in the village that she originally travelled to Pakistan to get some photographs removed from the possession of Nasir Hussain.

 
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Navrajdeep Singh

Navrajdeep Singh is a senior staff correspondent. He covers agriculture, crime, local bodies, health and education in the Patiala district of Punjab.

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