To Get Benefits of Govt Scheme Man Marries Sister in Uttar Pradesh

Date:

Grphic used for illustrative purposes only.

After the wedding the local villagers identified the married couple as brother and sister. Action will be taken against the people involved, said BDO of Tundla, Naresh Kumar.

FIROZABAD — In a bizarre incident, a man married his own sister at a mass marriage event to obtain money from the Mukhyamantri Samuhik Vivaah Yojana scheme, under which weddings are conducted by the social welfare department.

Under the mass wedding scheme, the state government gives Rs 35,000 for each couple apart from household gifts given to them. According to the scheme details, Rs 20,000 is deposited in the brides’ bank account and gifts worth 10,000 rupees are also given.

The marriage took place in Tundla in Firozabad on December 11 and came to light when the local villagers identified the married couple as brother and sister.

The event was organised on the premises of the Tundla Block Development Office in which 51 other couples were also married.

Block Development Officer of Tundla, Naresh Kumar said that action will be taken against the people involved.

An FIR has also been registered against the brother whose Aadhar card is being verified currently. — IANS

theclarionindia
theclarionindiahttps://clarionindia.net
Clarion India - News, Views and Insights about Indian Muslims, Dalits, Minorities, Women and Other Marginalised and Dispossessed Communities.

Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

SIR Snapshot: Gujarat Records Deletion of Over 68 Lakh Voters, Lakshadweep Lowest at 206

The percentage of net change in the number of...

India-US Trade Deal Likely to Impact the Agriculture Sector: MP Congress

Ahead of Kisan Mahapanchayat, Congress Slams Proposed US Trade...

In Gaza, Trump’s Board of Peace Met With Deep Scepticism, Little Hope

Maram Humaid DEIR EL-BALAH – As United States President Donald Trump...

UP Court Orders FIR Against Swami Avimukteshwaranand Over Alleged Child Sexual Assault

PRAGYARAJ -- A Special POCSO Court in Uttar Pradesh's...