RAMPUR: All was going admirably at the wedding function of 25-year-old Jugal Kishore, an inhabitant of Moradabad, and his 23-year-old spouse Indira from Rampur. That is until the "varmala" service, where the husband to be festoons his eventual wife, started.
Generally as he broadened his arms to do that, Kishore had an epileptic fit, tumbling to the ground before the entire social event.
The youthful spouse, irate that her family had been kept oblivious about Kishore's therapeutic condition, immediately altered her opinion and declared that she would joyfully wed at the same function a visitor at the wedding, a man called Harpal Singh. The last, unexpectedly, ended up being her sister's brother by marriage.
Singh, got unawares and wearing pants and a cowhide coat, bungled for a prior minute pronouncing he would eagerly take Indira as his wife. This time the "varmala" was traded in the middle of Singh and Indira, which went off with no hitch, with the pandit discussing the mantras and asking the new couple to take the seven "pheras".
In the interim, Kishore, who had been hurried to a specialist by his relatives, about-faced to the venue after he recovered cognizance to see that his wife-to-be was currently somebody else's.
Kishore begged Indira, advising her that he would not have the capacity to face companions and neighbors in the event that he returned without her. His relatives, as well, attempted to mediate on his benefit. Where influence fizzled, savagery was utilized — spoons, plates and dishes got to be weapons as wedding visitors attempted to constrain the spouse to alter her opinion. Be that as it may all futile. The young person stood firm.
Kishore and his relatives later recorded a FIR at the Milak police headquarters in Rampur region, which they in the long run withdrew after older folks mediated. SHO, Milak police headquarters, RP Solanki said on Monday that cops had confined a couple of individuals who arrived there at the wedding.
"Both families have genially determined the matter," Solanki said. "The protestations have been withdrawn. Kishore and his family have now returned in peace to Moradabad.
Generally as he broadened his arms to do that, Kishore had an epileptic fit, tumbling to the ground before the entire social event.
The youthful spouse, irate that her family had been kept oblivious about Kishore's therapeutic condition, immediately altered her opinion and declared that she would joyfully wed at the same function a visitor at the wedding, a man called Harpal Singh. The last, unexpectedly, ended up being her sister's brother by marriage.
Singh, got unawares and wearing pants and a cowhide coat, bungled for a prior minute pronouncing he would eagerly take Indira as his wife. This time the "varmala" was traded in the middle of Singh and Indira, which went off with no hitch, with the pandit discussing the mantras and asking the new couple to take the seven "pheras".
In the interim, Kishore, who had been hurried to a specialist by his relatives, about-faced to the venue after he recovered cognizance to see that his wife-to-be was currently somebody else's.
Kishore begged Indira, advising her that he would not have the capacity to face companions and neighbors in the event that he returned without her. His relatives, as well, attempted to mediate on his benefit. Where influence fizzled, savagery was utilized — spoons, plates and dishes got to be weapons as wedding visitors attempted to constrain the spouse to alter her opinion. Be that as it may all futile. The young person stood firm.
Kishore and his relatives later recorded a FIR at the Milak police headquarters in Rampur region, which they in the long run withdrew after older folks mediated. SHO, Milak police headquarters, RP Solanki said on Monday that cops had confined a couple of individuals who arrived there at the wedding.
"Both families have genially determined the matter," Solanki said. "The protestations have been withdrawn. Kishore and his family have now returned in peace to Moradabad.
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