Two missing girls reached the police station and expressed their desire to get married, police and family surprised!

The matter has come up from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, a surprising and a matter of discussion. Here two girls, who had been missing from their homes for some time, suddenly appeared in the Kotwali police station and expressed their unique desire, surprising everyone-both of them wanted to marry each other. His claim not only shocked their families, but the police also got caught in a peculiar legal dilemma.

In fact, some time ago, a 19 -year -old girl living in the police station Kotwali area went missing from her home. His family had lodged a missing report with the police and his search was on. A similar case was also of a 21 -year -old girl who went missing from a separate area. The family was also searching for him.

Meanwhile, on Monday (May 6), these two girls suddenly reached the police station police station. When the police asked them the reason for being missing and coming here, both of them replied very impressed that they love each other and want to get married among themselves. Hearing this, everyone present in the police station was stunned.

The police immediately called the families of both the girls to the police station. The parents were shocked to hear such a wish of their own children. He openly rejected the girls’ relationship and refused to take them home with him. Family members said that it is impossible for them to accept such a relationship in the society.

Amazing story of strange love in Saharanpur: Two missing girls reached the police station and expressed their desire to get married, police and family surprised!

On legal advice, the police say that since the two girls are adults and are free to live anywhere with consent (ie live-in relationship). However, under the current law, they cannot traditionally or legally ‘marriages’. In this complex situation, the police explained to both the girls and gave information about the legal provisions.

Eventually, there was a lot of conversation between the girls and their families, but no consensus could be reached. The girls made it clear that they want to live with each other. Finally, without registering any legal case, the police allowed both of them to leave the police station. This incident has once again waged a new debate in Indian society on personal freedom, love relations and changing social-sector circumstances.