After Seema from Pakistan, its Barbara from Poland who has flown to India to marry man she met on Instagram

The foreign woman arrived in India with her six-year-old daughter and is currently living with her lover in Jharkhand's Hazaribag

The stories of people falling in love while playing online games or using social media platforms, and getting married are quite popular nowadays. People are proving that love knows no boundaries and can be found anywhere, anytime and more than once.

After Seema Haider and Iqra from Pakistan sneaked into India to marry their lover whom they met while playing online games- PUBG, Ludo, now a 49-year-old woman, Barbara Polak from Poland has flown to India to live with her Indian lover Shadab Malik in Jharkhand’s Hazaribag, whom she had befriended on Instagram.

The foreign woman arrived in India with her six-year-old daughter, Ananya, and is currently living with her lover Shadab in Baratua village in Hazaribag.

As per reports, Shadab Malik and Barbara Polak first met on Instagram in 2021 and soon, their friendship blossomed into love. Barbara Polak fell in love with Shadab Malik and came to India on a tourist visa which is valid till 2027.

Now that they have both made the decision to get married, they have both filed a marriage application with the Hazaribag Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Court.

Barbara Polak is divorced from her husband. Her daughter has already started calling Shadab “dad”.

“When I arrived in Hazaribag, many people came to see me, and I felt like a celebrity. I have my own house, a car and a good job. I am from Poland, but I have come to India and Hajaribag for Shadab Alam. I am very happy with him. We are going to marry each other very soon,” said Barbara.

Preparations are on in full swing in the village for Barbara and Shabad’s wedding. Barbara praised India and said that it is a beautiful country. When asked about Hazaribag, Barbara said that it is a small city and a good place to live in.

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