Relatives Crash Wedding In Bihar, Attack Groom And His Family

In Begusarai, Bihar, a family encountered a violent situation as they forgot to invite their relatives to a wedding. Generally, families make sure all their relatives are invited to the wedding. But this family forgot to send out invitations while they were getting everything ready for the wedding. Because of this, a few relatives got upset. So, they did something surprising that shocked everyone.

During the wedding, relatives stormed in dramatically and attacked the groom, his family, and other relatives with sticks. Many people got hurt and had to go to the hospital. The whole incident was recorded on video by locals and shared widely on social media. Now, the police are investigating the incident based on the viral video to find out the reason for the attack.

The fallout from inviting relatives to a wedding was severe. Roshan Kumar, son of Naresh Das, was getting set for his wedding near Kargil Chowk in Makkah Chak Tola, Ward No. 17, under Bakhri police station’s jurisdiction in Begusarai district. As the family and relatives readied for the wedding, some uninvited relatives grew upset. They encircled the groom and his relatives, attacking them with sticks. Four vehicles in the procession sustained damage, and over 10 people suffered serious injuries. Witnesses filmed the incident.

The police have arrested the suspect. The investigation is being carried out by the Bakhri police station. Locals reported that instead of going to his in-laws’ house, the groom went to the hospital. Other villagers and relatives are currently being treated at Barati Hospital. Inspector Vikas Kumar, the head of Bakhri police station, along with his team, apprehended the misbehaving relative, Ram Uday Das, at the scene. The suspect confessed to the police that he did not receive an invitation.

Some time back, a wedding invitation from Uttar Pradesh went viral. The invitation reflected how the groom prohibited the entry of one person at his wedding. In the viral invitation card, it was mentioned that the wedding occurred in Jalesar Village, Etah on April 15. Rohit and Rajni tied the knot amidst a gathering of hundreds of guests. The invitation was sent to the groom’s friends named Upendra, Kamal, Imran, Rajesh and Dalveer, with a note stating, “Saurabh ko aana sakht mana hai.”