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Love, marriage then visa trouble

Everything is going hunky dory after she was married to Aboni Koch. She got his love, emotion and what not. Yes, we are talking of Shailey who is landing in trouble. Trouble brews not because of Aboni whom she married after falling in love through the Facebook. The real story is different.

The Germany girl came to India with her visa which is expiring by this month-end. After landing in the Indian state of Assam she formally got married to Aboni on May 16, who is by profession a watchman.

Caught in utter confusion, the newly wed couple have been moving police and court to help them extend the visa period to enable the German lady to stay back in Assam.

“Trouble awaits her if she fails to extend the visa period. But she and her new family members have been sparing no pain to get the visa period extended,” said a local resident in Barpathar area where the family houses.   

When moved with relevant document, the Golaghat superintendent of police has assured them of help to ensure extension of the visa period.

Talking to Assam Times, additional SP Numal Mahato said "from our side we are trying our best to provide all possible help and yet we are bound to act according to the law."

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