Seema Haider, a Pakistani citizen who crossed into India with her four children, has welcomed her sixth child, a son, at a private hospital in Noida. Following a normal delivery, both mother and baby are reported to be healthy, and they have already been discharged from the hospital. Seema and her husband, Sachin Meena, returned home to Rabupura, where they have been greeted by a wave of congratulatory visits from neighbors and family members, who celebrated the news with sweets in the community.

This latest addition to their family comes just months after Seema gave birth to a daughter in early 2023. The couple appears to be extremely happy with this new chapter in their lives. Seema had previously borne four children with her first husband, and this new son is their second child together after her union with Sachin Meena. The family is now buzzing with excitement over the birth, and social media reactions to the news have been varied, reflecting a mix of opinions on their unique story.

Seema's journey to India from Pakistan was not typical; she gained attention for her illegal entry via Nepal, following a chance online connection with Sachin Meena through the popular game PUBG. Her story has transformed into a headline topic, indicative of the broader societal discussions around migration, family, and the blend of personal and public narratives within India’s societal framework. As they prepare for a bright future with their growing family, the implications of their background and the challenges of their circumstances remain a focal point of interest in the media and among the public.