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‘He came drunk, what’ll he do in future?’: Moments away from ‘varmala', bride calls of wedding in UP

In Basantpur village, UP, Doli Kumari called off her wedding when groom Amod Kumar arrived drunk and abusive. Despite warm welcomes and traditional rituals, Amod's intoxicated behavior during the 'varmala' preparations led Doli to refuse the marriage. The situation escalated, involving police intervention, but Doli remained firm, leading Amod to return home without his bride.
‘He came drunk, what’ll he do in future?’: Moments away from ‘varmala', bride calls of wedding in UP
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AGRA: Moments away from ‘varmala', bride Doli Kumari, 21, called off her marriage after Amod Kumar, 25, the groom, turned up drunk and started abusing her and her family in front of guests. Hurt and taken aback by her would-be-husband's conduct, Doli refused to take things any further. When the elderly from both sides tried to intervene, she bluntly said, "He has come to the wedding drunk. What will he do in the future?"
The incident took place at Basantpur village in UP's Mainpuri on Thursday night. Locals said the ‘baraat' arrived from a village in Shahjahanpur. The hosts warmly welcomed Amod, his family and ‘baraatis'. There was a lot of enthusiasm with dancing and music.
However, it was all shortlived. The traditional ‘dwarchaar' ritual at the entrance went well. And after a while, when Doli and her family were getting ready for the ‘varmala' on stage, the tipsy groom got up, walked randomly "left and right" and somehow climbed up the stairs to the platform, nearly falling over the bride's relatives. He also verbally abused Doli and her kin, locals pointed out.
For Doli, it was all over. She left the stage in disgust. Soon, there was palpable tension at the venue with some of the groom's relatives and guests calling it an "insult". But, Doli remained adamant. Things escalated and reached the doorstep of the local thana in Kishani, where the cops tried to make them reconcile.
At the police station, talks continued till early in the morning. Her family said though they fulfilled all the demands by the groom's side, the latter turned up "drunk" and created a scene in front of others.
DSP of Mainpuri, Sachidanand Singh, said on Friday, "The groom had to return to Shahjahanpur without his bride. As of now, no formal complaint has been lodged by either party."
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Mohd Dilshad

Mohammad Dilshad worked as a retail manager before foraying into the field of journalism out of sheer passion for the field. Armed with over a decade of experience with various news channels & print media, he covers crime, politics, education and human-interest issues in the Agra/Aligarh region as senior correspondent

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