By the way, there is an old tradition of stealing the groom’s shoe in weddings. The anniversary steals the shoes and collects the mouth from the groom. But due to this tradition in Bijnor of Uttar Pradesh, there was a big ruckus. The situation came to such a way that the groom refused to marry. At the same time, the girls took the baraatis hostage. When the ruckus increased, the police reached. After this, the matter settled with great difficulty, but the climbing procession also came down. The groom had to return without a bride. Seven people including the groom have also been injured in this ruckus.
The case is of Garmalpur village of Najibabad tehsil of Bijnor. Mohammad Sabir’s procession came here from Chakrota of Dehradun. The people of the girl side welcomed the procession a lot. Nikah was also taught in a happy atmosphere and both sides also distributed touches and raisins. Now preparations were being made for the bride’s attitude. Meanwhile, the bride’s sisters stole the groom’s shoe and started asking for Neg. Even if you ask for Neg, 50 thousand rupees. Now the groom Mian Mohammad Sabir got upset. Said with great difficulty and stopped at five thousand rupees.
The groom provoked at the call of the poor Gurba
In this way, a girl spoke the word beggar with a suppressed language. On hearing this, the groom became Sabir Vifer. However, Sabir’s brother tried to handle the matter saying that tomorrow you will also come to our house Dehradun, this will be changed. So someone said that let’s keep the poor gurba. On this matter, the groom and the bride’s side first started to fight and then the fight started. On seeing this, the people of the bride side caught Sabir and his family and beat him badly. Angry groom Sabir also refused to bid farewell to the bride. Here, the girl side took the baraatis hostage.
Case settled in police station, but marriage broke up
On receiving the information, the police reached the spot and both sides brought to Najibabad police station. Here the bride side accused of asking for dowry. Later, the groom and his family folded their hands and apologized, but refused to take the groom. After this, the cleric who taught Nikah in the police station was called and the marriage was rejected. After this, both sides returned the goods met by each other and returned to their respective homes.