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Wedding food and we Indians: In our country, no matter whose wedding it is, the real focus is often less on the ‘bride and groom’ and more on the ‘food stall’. But in UP Hamirpur You will be shocked to see the sight that has unfolded from here. Here, not a “first come, first serve” scene was seen, but a “whoever wins by snatching, gets his food” scene.
The case is so funny (and a little scary) that its video has spread like wildfire on social media. Let us tell you what happened there.
383 couples and the battle of ‘Aloo-Vada’
Actually, in Swami Brahmanand Sports Ground in Rath area of Hamirpur. ‘Chief Minister’s Mass Marriage Conference’ Was going on. Together 383 couples A wedding was taking place, the atmosphere was full of happiness. Bands were playing and rituals were taking place.
But as soon as the wedding rituals were completed and people looked at the ‘breakfast stall’, a tsunami occurred there. Chow mein, potato vada, chips and tea were kept on the plates there. Looking at the crowd, it seemed as if people were hungry for weeks or they thought that if the breakfast was over then they would never get it again.
Whether the groom or the wedding party – all are engrossed in snatching the breakfast.
The scene seen in the video is really surprising:
- The groom also jumped into the field: It is being claimed that even a groom at his own wedding could not control himself and without caring about his sherwani, he entered the crowd and started looting the breakfast.
- Tea snatching: There was so much pushing and shoving that people were falling on top of each other. In this chaos, hot tea fell on the hand of an innocent child and it got burnt. But alas, no responsible officer was seen there to manage the system.
filling the plate like winning the world cup
The condition of the loot was such that the person who got a plate full of breakfast in his hand had such happiness on his face as if he had won a battle or got a big trophy. Women, elderly people, children – no one cared. They took whatever they could get their hands on.
People are now having fun by sharing this video on social media. Someone is saying, “Brother, hunger is a big thing”, while someone is calling it mismanagement by the administration. Anyway, the marriage took place, but the memories remained only of ‘Vada and Chowmeen’s loot’.
North India Statesman