At the embassy's request, local police took both the woman and Nitin to the police station for questioning on Friday.How Canadian woman met Panipat man on dating appNeemrana SHO Surendra Yadav said Nitin had connected with the Canadian woman through a dating app around a year ago. As they continued communicating and their relationship developed, the two decided to get married.On November 11, the woman landed in Delhi on a tourist visa.
Nitin received her at the airport and took her to a flat in Neemrana owned by his maternal uncle and aunt.She stayed there with him for two days. However, when she raised the subject of marriage, Nitin allegedly backed out, citing her age as the reason, Yadav said.Canadian woman moved to care centre, efforts on to send her homeThe woman is currently staying at a care centre in Kotputli as authorities work to arrange her return to Canada.Nitin, who works as a teacher at a private school in Panipat, is being questioned by the police.Follow the latest breaking news, major developments and agenda-setting stories from India and around the world with the newsdesk at Hindustan Times.
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