Man Dresses Up As Bride To Meet His Girlfriend

A man from Uttar Pradesh's Bhadohi arrived at his girlfriend's wedding dressed as a bride. However, he was caught by the girl's family and the video from the incident has gone viral on social media

Sometimes love makes you do unwarranted things. Case in point being this incident from Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh. A man disguised as a woman (bride to be precise) reached his girlfriend’s home to meet her. However, his full-proof plan fell apart when the girl’s family got suspicious. He was hounded by the girl’s family and relatives and the video from the unfortunate incident has gone viral in no time.

In the video, the man can be seen dressed as a woman in a red saree, wearing wig, bangles, jewellery and he also applied make-up. The girl was all set to tie the knot and the wedding preparations were on in full swing when the man arrived at her residence to meet her. Initially, the man thought that he could hoodwink his way to the girl’s room, but alas! he got caught in action. According to reports, the man escaped with his two friends before the family could inform the incident to police.

In the clip, the man can be seen dressed in a saree surrounded by people, who appear to be shocked as well as angry. Some also try to remove the veil covering the man’s face to expose him but he can be seen clinging on it in the video. 

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Source: India Today

Thieves With Sweet Tooth

 BENGALURU: A gang of miscreants allegedly struck at a restaurant in Bengaluru and decamped with large quantities of cooking oil, gulab jamun and rasgulla.

Santanu Mondal, business manager of Absolute Barbeques, filed a complaint with Mico Layout police on May 28. Mondal told police the restaurant closed on April 24 due to the lockdown and he visited it a month later on May 24. He found some miscreants had broken the glass door and entered the hotel.

“The miscreants took away 12 tins of gulab jamun, 24 tins of rasgulla weighing around 89kg and 530 packets of cooking oil (each packet containing one litre), all worth Rs 89,000,” Mondal claimed. Mico Layout police have taken up a case of burglary.

Source: Newsletterze

Indian Voter Gets Dog's photo in his Voter ID card

North Bengal resident Sunil Karmakar received his ‘corrected’ voters ID card on Tuesday. But instead of his own visage, he found himself staring at that of a hairy pooch.

A West Bengal resident was shocked to see a dog’s photo instead of his own on his voter ID card and has decided to file a defamation suit against the Election Commission of India (ECI).

North Bengal resident Sunil Karmakar received his ‘corrected’ voter ID card on Tuesday. But instead of his own visage, he found himself staring at that of a hairy pooch.

“There were some errors in my voter ID card so I had applied for a correction. When the corrected card came, the information was correct, but my photo had been replaced,” the irate 64-year-old voter of Bewa II’s Ramnagar village in Bengal’s Murshidabad said.

Karmakar feels the error was intentional and intended to humiliate him in public. “People who saw my card, mocked it publicly. I will drag the Election Commission of India (ECI) to court,” he said.

A government official involved in correcting voter ID card errors said that the mistake had, indeed, been spotted earlier, but that he had no idea how it remained uncorrected.

“We noticed the dog’s picture after the publication of the draft voters’ list. I rushed to Karmakar’s residence and brought back a picture of the man. But I am clueless as to how the card got printed with the dog’s photo anyway,” he said.

The mistake may have occurred due to the large-scale panic across Bengal over a possible citizenship screening exercise. Over the past few months, more than 0.83 million peoole including 0.24 million new voters from 22 Assembly segments in Murshidabad district, scrambled to apply for fresh voter IDs and rectifications of errors in existing ones. The district administration had cancelled leave for all government employees to ensure an error free voters’ list.

Rajarshi Chakraborty, the block development officer of Farakka, said that the administration will investigate Karmakar’s charge that the error was intentional.

“He will be given a new voter ID card in April. Meanwhile, government employees involved in the process are being asked to show cause,” Chakraborty said.

Source: Hindustan Times

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