Seema Haider, who moved to India from Pakistan and gained attention, is once again in the headlines. This time, the reason was a family event. She performed the naming ceremony for her newborn son according to Hindu tradition and named him "Bharat."
The event was held at her home in Rabupura, Noida, and included a religious vigil. Speaking to the media, Seema expressed her happiness and expressed her respect for Indian culture and traditions.
What did you say about the naming?
Seema Haider also shared an interesting anecdote related to the naming ceremony. She explained that the name chosen by the Pandit had been suggested to begin with the initial letter "Bha." The family deliberated for a long time and finally settled on the name "Bharat."
According to Seema, this name is special for her and also reflects her love for India.
Family and child information
This child is Seema Haider and Sachin Meena's second child. Seema previously had four children with her first husband. She reportedly gave birth to this child on February 18, 2026, at a hospital in Noida.
Celebrated in a religious atmosphere
Before the naming ceremony, a vigil was held at home, featuring bhajans and kirtans and religious rituals. Seema said that in Hinduism, the naming ceremony after a child's birth holds special significance, and they followed that tradition.
This move by Seema Haider has once again brought her into the spotlight. Naming her son "Bharat" and conducting the ceremony according to Hindu customs demonstrates her connection and affinity to India.
