Bride files complaint after groom kisses her in front of guests in UP’s Sambhal

During a wedding reception ceremony in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal, a groom kissed his bride in front of nearly 300 guests. Irked by this, she reached the police station to file a complaint against him and said that she didn’t want to live with a man like him.

The groom kissed the bride in front of nearly 300 guests. (Representational Image)

By India Today Web Desk: A bride reached the police station to file a complaint against a groom after he kissed her in front of everyone at the wedding reception party in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal.

The couple got married on November 26 at UP Samuhik Vivah Yojana 2022. During the wedding reception ceremony on November 28 in Pavasa village, the bride and the groom were sitting on the stage.

Suddenly, the groom kissed the bride in front of nearly 300 guests. Enraged by this, the bride left the stage and went to her room.

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The family members tried to pacify her but she was adamant about going to the police station.

She refused to go on the stage and reached the police station to file a complaint.

In her complaint, she said, “I don’t want to be with him (the groom) anymore. I will stay at my house. I do not like his behavior. A person who can do such an act in front of 300 people, how can he improve? That’s why action should be taken against them for this act.”

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WAS KISS A PART OF A BET?

However, the groom refuted the allegations and said that the kiss was a part of a bet between him and his bride. He claimed that he had made a bet with the bride that if the groom kissed her in front of everyone on the stage, then she would give him Rs 1500.

If he could not do this, then he would have to pay Rs 3000 to the bride. When the station in-charge asked the bride about the same, she said that no bet was made between them.

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BOTH REACHED AN AGREEMENT

After a long discussion and argument, both parties came to an agreement that the bride and groom would not live together.

The police officials said that since their marriage has not been registered yet, they can file for a divorce if they want.

(Inputs by Abhinav Mathur)