A shocking incident has come to light in Karchana area of Prayagraj district of Uttar Pradesh. The bride gave birth to a child on the third day of marriage, which shocked the in-laws. After this incident, a dispute started between the families and after the panchayat, it was decided to end the relationship.
According to media reports, on February 20, a girl from Ghurpur area of Prayagraj was married to a young man from Karchana area. All the marriage rituals were completed with pomp and show and the marriage was solemnized on February 24. The bride came to her in-laws’ house the very next day of the wedding.
There was pain on the third day of marriage, then a big revelation came
On the evening of 26th February, the bride suddenly started having severe pain in her stomach. Initially, the husband and family members thought that it was a normal pain, so they gave her medicine.
But when the pain became unbearable, she was taken to the nearby community health center. What the doctors revealed in the hospital shocked everyone. The doctors told that the bride was pregnant and was experiencing labor pains. Shortly after, she gave birth to a child.
The in-laws expressed their displeasure, the decision was taken in the panchayat
As soon as the in-laws came to know about this incident, they were shocked. They immediately called the parents of the bride. An argument started between the two sides, after which a panchayat was called in the presence of relatives.
In the panchayat, the in-laws alleged that the bride and her family hid this truth before the marriage, thereby deceiving the boy’s family. Ultimately, under the decision of the panchayat, a written agreement was made on stamp paper and the marriage was declared invalid.
The matter went viral on social media
This unique incident is now becoming increasingly viral on social media. People are giving different reactions to this. Some people say that proper investigation should be done before marriage, while some people are considering it a big mistake of the girl’s family.
