Amid PUBG Love Story Row, Pakistani Seema Haider Becomes A Shiva Devotee, Performs Hindu Rituals

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True love doesn't know boundaries, distance or borders and this cross-border PUBG love story has taken over the internet proves that to the T.

Recently, a 27-year-old Pakistani woman Seema Ghulam Haider crossed the border to meet her 22-year-old lover Sachin Singh (22). Haider is a resident of Rind Hajana village in Pakistan's Sindh province and has been living with her four children and Singh for a month in Noida without a valid visa.

Haider and Singh had met virtually on a gaming platform, PUBG: Battlegrounds and slowly grew close and fell in love. So, Seema decided to come to India so that they can get married.

Recently, Seema has become a Shiva devotee and has given up non-veg items such as Chicken biryani, meat and fish as well because the month of Sawan is going on. She is also following Hindu rituals and wakes up early in the morning and waters the Tulsi plant.

According to the Panchang, the month of Sawan is going on now and it will be there for two months this year. There are numerous rules and regulations that are followed during this month which is the favourite of Lord Shiva and not consuming non-veg is a part of it. Let us know why non-veg food is prohibited in the month of Sawan.

Sawan 2023: Why You Should Not Eat Non-Veg Food In Shravan
The month of Sawan is considered very sacred in Hinduism. There is a ritual of worshipping Lord Shiva throughout this month is considered very auspicious. Devotees not only refrain from eating non-veg items this whole month, but they also stop eating onion and garlic. There is a belief that eating tamasic food disturbs clean energy and makes it difficult to meditate and pray. Also, ancestors can get really angry due to this.

Sawan 2023: What Is The Religious Reason For Not Eating Non-Veg Food
The entire month of Sawan is dedicated to Lord Shiva. During this, devotees worship Mahadev along with Goddess Parvati and son Ganesha, Kartikeya and their vehicle Nandi bull.

A lot of importance is given to the faith and dedication of devotees during this month. Main festivals like Teej, Janmashtami, Nag Panchami and Raksha Bandhan fall in the month of Shravan. All days are auspicious and therefore, consuming non-veg food is a strict no-no.

Sawan 2023: What Does Ayurveda Sat About Eating Veg Food In Shravan
According to Ayurveda, the immunity of people is the weakest in the month of Sawan as compared to other months because it rains mostly and there is not much sunlight.

During this, non-veg and spicy food increases the possibility of negative effects on the digestive system. It may take longer to digest them as well. This is the reason why it is advisable to eat light and healthy food in the month of Shravan.

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