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Indian Man Kidnapped, Forced To Marry At Gun Point


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A 29-year-old engineer was reportedly kidnapped and forced to marry a woman at gunpoint in Bihar, East India. The video clips from the wedding show Vinod Kumar, a junior manager at Bokaro Steel Plant, dressed as a groom, being thrashed and forced to perform wedding rituals in Patna's Pandarak area. As he begs to be released and continues to cry for help, a group of women, allegedly from the woman's family, try to convince him to cooperate.

Reports show that the police received nearly 3,000 complaints of groom kidnapping in 2016, none of the which were annulled.

#Dowry

Full news at these sources:

http://www.asianage.com/amp/india/all-india/050118/bihar-29-yr-old-engineer-abducted-forcefully-married-at-gunpoint.html#click=https://t.co/gSI19rVs8x

 

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/bihar-engineer-forced-to-marry-at-gunpoint-kept-crying-during-rituals-1796252?amp=1&akamai-rum=off#click=https://t.co/LbX73sT38K

 

 

 

terrible :( 

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Just now, ZiggyZiggs said:

bihar and most of the eastern states and messy af. this is terrible :saladga: 

 

I am so gobsmacked to learn about this practice, and it looks like very common too.

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Just now, RAMROD said:

 

I am so gobsmacked to learn about this practice, and it looks like very common too.

this is the first time i'm hearing about it. but a friend of mine who's grandparents are originally from bihar told me that it's the worst state in the whole country.

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Yes, it's quite a common practise in some parts of India. Of course, abduction of women for marriage is a lot more common. Sometimes I feel hopeless about my country.

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Just now, 666 others said:

Yes, it's quite a common practise in some parts of India. Of course, abduction of women for marriage is a lot more common. Sometimes I feel hopeless about my country.

 

I wonder whats the purpose of this? So that the bride can have bright future when she marry a man with promising job? 

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3 hours ago, RAMROD said:

 

I wonder whats the purpose of this? So that the bride can have bright future when she marry a man with promising job? 

Groom abduction by the bride's family in Bihar is done to avoid paying dowry. In a regular social  marriage where the groom is an Engineer with a good job, the bride's family would to pay crazy amounts of dowry. In cases like OT the bride's family fight one social injustice (dowry) by committing another (abduction and forced marriage). The demand and payment of dowry are prohibited under Indian Penal Code. However, the system of implementation is broken in most parts of the country.

 

2 hours ago, RainbowBlonde said:

In Asia, marriage is severely overrated 

So true.

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