In Madhya Pradesh’s Ratlam, a couple got married in PPE kits after the groom tested positive for Covid-19.
Acouple in Madhya Pradesh’s Ratlam got married in PPE kits after the groom tested positive for Covid-19.
Both the bride as well as the groom took the pheras as mantras were chanted by a pandit in the backdrop. Around three people were present during their wedding ceremony, all dressed in full protective suits. News agency ANI tweeted a video of the couple’s wedding held on Monday.
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#WATCH | Madhya Pradesh: A couple in Ratlam tied the knot wearing PPE kits as the groom is #COVID19 positive, yesterday. pic.twitter.com/mXlUK2baUh
— ANI (@ANI) April 26, 2021
Speaking to ANI about the wedding, Navin Garg, the Tehsildar of Ratlam, said, “The groom tested positive on April 19. We came here to stop the wedding but on request and guidance of senior officials, the wedding was solemnized. The couple was made to wear PPE kits so that the infection doesn’t spread.”India is currently reeling under the second wave of Covid-19 and in view of the sharp rise in cases, gatherings have been restricted so as to contain the spread of the pandemic. As per the guidelines of the Madhya Pradesh government, a maximum number of 50 guests are allowed at a wedding.
In fact, a top police official of Madhya Pradesh’s Bhind district said that the bride and groom at wedding ceremonies, that have 10 or fewer guests, will be treated to a sumptuous dinner at his home.
“I am going to treat the bride and groom if they wed in the presence of ten or fewer guests to delicious dinner at my home. Such couples will be given mementos for adhering to Covid-19 guidelines, and a government vehicle will be deployed to pick up and drop them home,” Bhind Superintendent of Police Manoj Kumar Singh told news agency PTI.
(With inputs from ANI)
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