As proof that love has no bounds, a Swedish lady recently eloped to India with a guy she met on the internet. The Swedish bride made the epic 6-plus-hour journey to wed her long-distance love.
Christen Liebert married Pawan Kumar, a native of Etah, Uttar Pradesh, whom she had met on Facebook before visiting India. A local school served as the venue for the couple’s Hindu wedding on Friday, as reported by ANI.
उत्तर प्रदेश: स्वीडन की युवती को फेसबुक पर भारतीय युवक से प्यार हुआ, भारत पहुंचकर युवती ने युवक से विवाह किया।
क्रिस्टन लिबर्ट ने कहा, “मैं भारत इससे पहले भी आई हूं, मुझे भारत बेहद पसंद है और मैं इस शादी से बेहद खुश हूं।” (28.01) pic.twitter.com/eaw8UWnO1s
— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) January 28, 2023
उत्तर प्रदेश: स्वीडन की युवती को फेसबुक पर भारतीय युवक से प्यार हुआ, भारत पहुंचकर युवती ने युवक से विवाह किया।
क्रिस्टन लिबर्ट ने कहा, "मैं भारत इससे पहले भी आई हूं, मुझे भारत बेहद पसंद है और मैं इस शादी से बेहद खुश हूं।" (28.01) pic.twitter.com/eaw8UWnO1s
— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) January 28, 2023
In the wedding video, Christen, who is wearing traditional Indian bridal wear, and the groom exchange garlands as part of the varmala ritual.
In 2012, Pawan Kumar contacted a lady on Facebook who said she had been to India. ANI said that the pair tied the knot in a local school on Friday according to Hindu traditions.
It was reported last week that a 19-year-old Pakistani lady was detained in Bengaluru on suspicion that she had entered India illegally to marry an Uttar Pradesh guy.
A lady identified as Iqra Jeevani travelled to India from Nepal in search of Mulayam Singh Yadav in the previous calendar year. She met her 25-year-old future husband, the security guard Yadav, via a dating app.
Police in Bengaluru reportedly apprehended her on suspicion that she was living under a fake identity.
