North India Statesman
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A wedding ceremony in Bijnor district of Uttar Pradesh got into a dispute during the traditional shoe stole ceremony. The controversy increased so much that the marriage remained incomplete and the procession had to return without the bride. After the incident, the wedding processions were also held hostage for several hours, due to which the matter has become a matter of discussion in the area.
Details of the event
On the night of 13 April, a procession from Najibabad received a grand reception in the Bharat Banquet Hall in the police station Nangal area. During the wedding, when his sister -in -law asked for Rs 15,000 for the ritual of stoleing the shoe from the groom Rizwan (resident village Harswara), the groom gave only Rs 2,100. This angered the girl side. The special thing is that at the same time the girl’s sister was also getting married, and the other groom completed the ritual by paying the entire amount (Rs 15,000). This comparison gave further air to the dispute.
Police intervened
The controversy over money in the ritual took the form of assault, and the baraatis were stopped in the hall itself. Late at around 1 pm someone informed the police, after which the police reached the spot and controlled the situation. The police explained the matter to both sides and pacified the matter. However, the marriage remained incomplete due to the dispute.
Social discussion and conclusions
Discussions in the area are in full swing about this incident. Social media and local people are calling it the result of misinterpreting a ritual. Experts say that traditions should be limited to jokes, as the growing tension over rituals can create a rift. This incident suggests that it is very important to maintain a balance between tradition and ego.
