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Three Sisters Marry One Man in Amroha
In Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, a video went viral showing three sisters marrying the same man.
The sisters wanted to stay together after marriage but couldn't find a family with three brothers.
A local man agreed to marry all three, and the wedding took place at a temple without relatives.
The internet reacted with disbelief and jokes, while some criticized the marriage as against traditional customs.
The police have not received any complaint and will investigate if one is filed.
Three sisters from Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, married the same man on July 15.
The wedding took place at the Chamunda Temple in Hasanpur without relatives present.
The sisters wanted to stay together and couldn't find a family with three brothers.
A local man agreed to marry all three sisters to keep them together.
The internet reacted with disbelief and jokes, while critics opposed the marriage as against traditional customs.
- Who
- Three sisters and one man from Amroha, Uttar Pradesh
- What
- A viral wedding where three sisters married the same man
- Where
- Chamunda Temple, Hasanpur, Amroha, Uttar Pradesh
- When
- July 15
- Why
- The sisters wanted to stay together after marriage and found no suitable family with three brothers.
Supporters of the Marriage
Critics of the Marriage
Acceptance of the Marriage
Supporters of the Marriage
Supporters view the marriage as a unique solution to the sisters' desire to stay together, emphasizing personal choice and happiness.
Critics of the Marriage
Critics argue that the marriage is contrary to traditional Hindu customs and social norms, and should be opposed.
Key facts
- Date of the Wedding
- July 15
- Location of the Wedding
- Chamunda Temple, Hasanpur, Amroha, Uttar Pradesh
- Number of Sisters
- Three
- Police Involvement
- No complaint has been received; investigation pending if a complaint is filed.
- Social Media Reaction
- Mixed reactions of disbelief, jokes, and curiosity.
Quotes
Three sisters
Participants in the viral wedding video
“A video claiming that three sisters have married the same man has gone viral”
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