Gujarat you tie the knot with two brides after years of relationship that reacts on the Internet

In a surprising turn of the events, a 36-year-old man from the Gujarat Navsari district married two women at the same time. The men's marriage ceremony, which comes from the village of Vansda Taluka in Khanpur and was identified when Meghrajbhai Deshmukh was identified, has not only become viral on social media, but also curiosity about the tribal culture behind it.

The wedding of Deshmukh with Kajal Gavit and recall was planned for May 19, in which he was both in a long -term relationship with him and also has children with them. While it may appear like a modern love triangle, the arrangement is based in an ancient tribal tradition called Chandla Vidhi or Phulhar.

According to a report by News 18, everything started with a wedding invitation. When the locals noticed a single groom next to two brides, the card in WhatsApp and social media quickly became viral. The unusual invitation triggered a flood of reactions that ranged from shock to support.

The occasion has now been referred to as the “viral wedding” and made Meghrajbhai aware of unexpected media, whereby congratulators from all over Gujarat were called in. Although the Union may seem unconventional for outsiders, such marriages are culturally recognized and recognized in the tribal community of Meghrajbhai.

Decades -old relationship

Meghrajbhai's relationship began in 2010 when he got engaged to Kajal Gavit from the village of Khanda. A few years later, he also dealt with recipers in 2013. This decision was later recognized and accepted under Chandla Vidhi's tribal practice.

According to the custom of the village, couples are allowed to live as husband and wife before officially marrying. The understanding is that they are officially marryed by social and religious rites as soon as they are financially stable.

Meghrajbhai and his partners followed this path; They showed a family together, with Kajal wore two children and Rekha was wearing one, and waited until the moment felt to bind the knot.

While such an order in Khanpur is looking for unusual or elsewhere, it is regarded as a natural expression of love, responsibility and tradition.

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