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UP Bride’s Family Calls Off Wedding After Groom Didn’t Match WhatsApp Photo

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On the wedding day, suspicions grew as only seven guests arrived in the baraat instead of the expected 30, raising doubts that led to a shocking twist in the ceremony

A quick comparison confirmed the mismatch, the groom was indeed not the same person as in the photo. (Representative/Shutterstock)

A quick comparison confirmed the mismatch, the groom was indeed not the same person as in the photo. (Representative/Shutterstock)

In an alarming incident emerging from Shahbad tehsil in Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh, a wedding was dramatically cancelled after a last-minute revelation that the groom had been switched. In today’s digital age, where even matchmaking is conducted online, this incident serves as a stark reminder of potential pitfalls.

A young man from Shahbad, currently working in Delhi, got acquainted with an individual there. During their interactions, he mentioned his search for a suitable groom for his sister. The acquaintance soon shared a boy’s photo via WhatsApp, which the family found agreeable, and the marriage was arranged with the wedding date set for September 13.

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On the appointed day, however, suspicions were aroused when only seven people arrived in the baraat, contrary to the expected thirty. The bride’s brother grew wary upon seeing the groom, whose appearance did not match the photo previously shared. A quick comparison confirmed the mismatch, the groom was indeed not the same person as in the photo.

This revelation led to the immediate cancellation of the marriage. In a swift turn of events, the bride was married to another young man later the same night.

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