मोहब्बत की हुई जीत थाने 6घंटे पंचायत के बाद सानिया और अमन की हुई शादी मंदिर मे लिए सात फेरे दोनों

Pratapgarh: Love triumphs; Sania and Aman marry in a temple after a six-hour police panchayat. Both in-laws embraced each other. An interfaith marriage has become the subject of discussion in the Patti police station area of ​​Pratapgarh. Sania Bano and Aman Kumar overcame social barriers and got married. The marriage took place in a temple after a six-hour police panchayat and the consent of the girl's father. Sania and Aman, residents of Dawoodpur village, are only 300 meters apart. They had been in a love relationship for the past four years. When the girl's family learned of their relationship, they protested. The matter escalated when the girl's father, Khurshid Alam, filed a complaint at the Patti police station on Saturday. Following the complaint, the police immediately took action and summoned both parties to the police station. The "police panchayat" lasted for approximately six hours, during which police officers patiently counseled both parties and attempted to resolve the matter. After lengthy discussions, Sania's father, prioritizing his daughter's happiness, gave his consent to the relationship around 4 p.m. The tense atmosphere turned to joy. Following this, Sania and Aman were married in a temple with full rituals. Both followed Hindu customs and received their parents' blessings. The woman voluntarily chose Aman as her life partner through an affidavit, while Aman also pledged to be with her for life. To avoid any potential disputes, the couple had already prepared a marriage certificate (Vivah Nama) before a notary, which clarified that the marriage was completely mutually agreed upon. Khurshid Alam and Amar Bahadur, both from the village, served as witnesses to this unique wedding. Word of this interfaith marriage has spread throughout the area. People are hailing it as a "triumph of love" and a unique example of "communal harmony."