Indian woman sues Prince Harry for not marrying her, instructs police to arrest him

A woman from India tried to sue Prince Harry after she duped on the internet by an imposter who pretended to be the royal and made fake promises on his behalf.

The Independent reported, Palwinder Kaur claimed that was contacted on social media by a supposed Duke of Sussex who made promises of marriage to the lawyer.

Now, Kaur has now registered a plea in Haryana High Court, demanding legal action after the royal wedding she was promised by the royal never ended up happening.

The report claims that the woman had reached out to police, urging them to take Prince Harry into custody so the two can tie the knot “without any further delay.”

Kaur also claims to have sent messages to Prince Charles about her plans of marrying his son, as per the report.

However, the woman's plea was dismissed by Justice Arvind Singh Sangwan who labelled it as “nothing but just a daydreamer’s fantasy about marrying Prince Harry.”

Furthermore, it was discovered by the court that the individual duping her was operating from an internet café in a village in India’s northern Punjab state.

The court claims, the man was likely “looking for green pastures for himself.”

On the other hand, the real Prince Harry has been married to former actor Meghan Markle since 2018 and is expecting his second child with her this summer.