The groom arrived after drinking alcohol, was chewing gutkha, the bride refused to marry
The preparations for the wedding were in the final stages that the bride realized that the groom was drunk and had gutkha in his mouth. Due to this Priyanka refused to marry and the procession had to return without marriage.
Ballia: In Misrauli village of Maniyar police station area in Ballia district of UP, a bride refused marriage due to the groom drinking alcohol and eating gutkha, due to which the procession had to return without marriage. Maniyar police station in-charge Shailendra Singh told that the marriage of Priyanka Rajbhar, resident of Misrauli village, was fixed with Sandeep Rajbhar, a resident of Khejuri village of Khejuri police station area. The wedding ceremony was on June 5 and the procession reached Misrauli village on the scheduled date.
The station in-charge said that the preparations for the wedding were in the final stages that the bride realized that the groom was drunk and had gutkha in his mouth. Due to this Priyanka refused to marry and the procession had to return without marriage.
Last month also a strange incident happened
Let us tell you that in a strange incident last month too, after the groom mysteriously disappeared from the wedding venue in Kanpur, the bride married one of the baraatis. The incident took place in Maharajpur area. According to reports, the jaimala (exchange of garlands) ceremony had taken place and both the families were preparing for the main wedding ceremony when the groom suddenly disappeared. Both the families started looking for the groom and the bride was terrified by the turn of events.
After searching for some time, the family members of the bride came to know that the groom did not just disappear but had deliberately fled from the spot and the reason was well known to him. Seeing the bride's family upset, a guest on the groom's side suggested that the marriage should be done with another eligible boy who attended the procession. The bride's family chose one of the boys who attended the procession and the respective families after consultation agreed to complete the ceremony of alliance. The marriage took place at the same venue.
