Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Moradabad Mother Of Three Marries Father Of Six, Gains Approval
Tabassum is a mother of three children.
She married Mohammad Umar, who has six children.
The two reportedly knew each other and had a relationship for several years.
They first married secretly without telling their families.
Later, they completed the legal paperwork for their marriage.
When people in the village learned about it, they held a panchayat meeting.
Tabassum’s in-laws said they would not stop her from leaving by choice.
The panchayat then accepted the couple’s decision to live together.
Tabassum, a mother of three, married Mohammad Umar, a father of six.
The couple reportedly had a relationship for several years before marrying secretly.
They allegedly married at Kaliyar Sharif before completing court-marriage formalities.
The marriage took place in Rani Nagal village in Moradabad’s Bhojpur area.
A village panchayat approved their decision to live together, and Tabassum left with Umar and her children.
- Who
- Tabassum, a mother of three, and Mohammad Umar, a father of six.
- What
- They married after reportedly being in a relationship for several years and received social approval from a village panchayat.
- When
- The relationship reportedly began around three years ago; Tabassum’s first husband died around five years ago.
- Where
- Rani Nagal village in the Bhojpur area of Moradabad, with the couple reportedly marrying first at Kaliyar Sharif.
- Why
- The couple said they wanted to live together.
- Woman
- Tabassum is a mother of three.
- Man
- Mohammad Umar is a father of six and works as a vehicle mechanic.
- First marriage
- Tabassum’s husband, Riaz-ul, reportedly died in a road accident around five years ago.
- Relationship
- Tabassum and Umar reportedly became romantically involved after meeting around three years ago.
- Marriage
- The couple reportedly married secretly and later completed court-marriage formalities.
- Panchayat decision
- The village panchayat gave social approval for the couple to live together.
- Family response
- Tabassum’s in-laws reportedly said they had no objection to her leaving by choice.