Woman duped into thinking she was engaged to Prince Harry seeks legal action; calls for his arrest

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A new report hit the internet on Monday about an Indian lawyer seeking legal action against Prince Harry who allegedly dumped her after promising to tie the knot with her.

According to Fox News and Independent, the lawyer was duped into believing she was engaged to the Duke of Sussex. She claims that Prince Harry reached out to her on social media and told her that he wanted to marry her, according to the report.

Palwinder Kaur filed a plea in Haryana High Court seeking legal action, complaining the red-headed royal broke a supposed promise to marry her. She petitioned the court to instruct the UK Police to issue arrest warrant of Prince Harry so they can marry “without any further delay,” according to the report.

The lovelorn woman even claimed she sent messages to Britain’s Prince Charles informing him that his son was engaged to her, the Independent said.

The plea, however, was dismissed by Justice Arvind Singh Sangwan, who called the woman’s tale “nothing but just a daydreamer’s fantasy about marrying Prince Harry.”

The court instead found that her “Prince Harry” was operating out of an internet cafe in a village in the northern Punjab state, the outlet reported.

He was likely “looking for green pastures for himself” and his correspondence appeared to be a catfishing scheme, according to the court.

The real Duke of Sussex, 36, has been married to Meghan Markle since May 2018.

Check out the court papers below:

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