The dowry issue is an extremely acute social contradiction in India. Many families make trouble because of the dowry, and even cause death. Recently, a couple in India was holding a wedding, but because the groom was dissatisfied with the lack of dowry, he escaped and disappeared halfway through.
According to a report from The Times of India on March 10, the 26-year-old Said and a girl from Hyderabad were married. The wedding was originally scheduled for March 8. At that time, the family members, relatives and friends of the couple arrived at the banquet hall. The wedding was originally planned and the couple should be on the stage, but Said never showed up, and even his family did not know where he had gone.
After waiting for a few hours, there is still no sign of Said. The woman can't bear to call the police for help, claiming that Said has escaped marriage and disappeared.
The bride's family said that Said is taking the initiative to propose marriage and hopes to marry the girl. Originally, the woman was unwilling to agree to this marriage, but Said and her family came to persuade him several times, and finally convinced the woman's family to facilitate this marriage.
But when the wedding date was set, Said, like many Indian men, began to ask for additional dowry, including household appliances and cash. Said did not attend the pre-wedding preparations and the engagement ceremony. Until the morning of the wedding, he promised the woman that he would marry the bride, but he did not expect him to escape.
The woman thinks that Said dislikes too little dowry, so she doesn't want to get married and choose to escape. What made them even more dumbfounded was that several relatives and neighbors of the bride did not attend the wedding because Said told them that the bride's father had passed away and the wedding was cancelled.
At present, the police have wanted Said and registered him for dowry harassment. Further investigation will be launched after Said is found.
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