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This sentence makes two factual claims: (1) the two Bangladeshis were husband and wife, and (2) they had gone to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah. Available reporting contradicts both points.

• Nazrul’s family denied that Sweety was his wife. The Business Standard reported that Nazrul Islam’s mother said her son was unmarried and that the family did not know Sweety. The same report says the family rejected social-media claims that the two were newlyweds who travelled for Umrah.
• Nazrul was reported to have gone to Saudi Arabia as a worker, not as an Umrah pilgrim. The Business Standard says he went to Saudi Arabia on 10 November 2022 through a recruiting agency and worked as a cleaner in Makkah.
• Bangladesh consular reporting says both were workers. bdnews24, citing a letter from the Bangladesh Consulate General in Jeddah, reported that both worked as cleaners for Al Majal Company. It also says they were arrested on separate dates and were described in the consular letter as facing separate allegations, which further undercuts the claim that they were a married pilgrimage couple.

Because multiple reports based on the family and Bangladesh consular records say they were not husband and wife and were in Saudi Arabia as workers, the statement that they were a married couple who had gone there for Umrah is contradicted by the available evidence.