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Fatehpur. A very surprising and strange case has come to light from Fatehpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Within a few minutes there was an outcry in the house where clarinets were playing and there was an atmosphere of joy and happiness. The reason was not any old enmity or dowry, but a pet dog of the bride’s house. Due to the barking of the dog, such a ‘Mahabharata’ broke out between the two monks that chairs and sticks started being used. The situation reached such a stage that the marriage itself had to be cancelled. But the story did not end here; After this, the ‘surgical strike’ carried out by the bride has created a sensation in the entire area.
Had eloped and had a love marriage, now it was being ‘arranged’ for the society.
This entire film story started in the month of January. The loving couple named Tanya Kesarwani and Sumit had eloped to Kanpur against the wishes of their families and got married. Later, a reconciliation agreement was reached between the two families and it was decided that to show the society, a grand wedding would be organized in Fatehpur on 18th February with full Hindu customs. Everything was going according to plan and both sides were engrossed in celebration.
The dog barked at 4 in the morning and created a huge ruckus.
According to the groom Sumit, the ritual of offering jewelery to the bride was going on at around 4 pm on the wedding night. Just then the pet dog of the bride’s side came there and started barking loudly. Being disturbed by the sound of the dog, a young man from the groom’s side got angry and beat the speechless animal. The people from the bride’s side got enraged after seeing their pet dog being beaten. He opposed this, after which a heated debate started between the two sides.
Sticks and chairs were used in the pandal, 8 people were bleeding
This dispute, which started with words, soon turned into a bloody conflict. The bride and groom became thirsty for each other’s blood. The chairs decorated in the wedding pandal became weapons and sticks were used heavily. A total of 8 people including women were seriously injured in this violent clash. The biggest loss was suffered by the bride’s side, three of whose heads were torn off. All the injured were immediately admitted to a nearby hospital.
The marriage broke in the police station, but the bride turned the tables.
After the fight, the matter reached Khaga police station of Fatehpur. There, both the families mutually agreed in writing to end the relationship and cancel the wedding ceremony. But the real twist in the story came when Tanya flatly refused to accept this decision. Five days after the end of the marriage, Tanya quietly left her maternal home in Prayagraj and went straight to her in-laws’ house alone.
When her in-laws refused to keep her in the house and asked her to return, Tanya along with her husband Sumit recorded a video and made it viral on social media. Tanya clearly said in the video that both of them had legally become husband and wife in January itself and this ceremony of February was just a social show, hence no one can throw her out of the house. At present this unique case remains a topic of discussion in the entire district.
North India Statesman