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What Made Jyoti Sharma Cancel Her Wedding at the Mandap? She was not the runaway bride, but she had chased away the groom.

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Jyoti Sharma A bride who chased away the groom...
Bride Calls Off Wedding in Varanasi After Groom's Friends Harass Bridesmaids

Varanasi Bride Makes Stand: Wedding Called Off Over Groom's Support of Harassing Friends

In an incident that has taken the internet by storm, a bride in Varanasi (also known as Banaras) made the courageous decision to call off her wedding at the altar. The event serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of respect and accountability.

The Incident: What Happened at the Wedding?

The wedding of Jyoti Sharma was proceeding with all the traditional fanfare and celebration. However, the atmosphere was shattered when the groom's friends began directing lewd comments and vulgar remarks towards Jyoti's bridesmaids and friends.

Jyoti immediately approached the groom, expecting him to put a stop to his friends' unacceptable behavior. Instead of supporting her, the groom laughed it off and joined in the mockery. Faced with this complete lack of respect and support from her would-be husband, Jyoti took a stand. She publicly refused to marry him, bringing the wedding ceremony to an abrupt and stunning halt.

Public Reaction and Praise for Jyoti's Courage

The story has since become the primary topic of discussion throughout Varanasi and beyond on social media. The public response has been overwhelmingly in support of the bride's decision.

Many are praising Jyoti Sharma for her bravery and self-respect, highlighting her actions as a powerful example of a woman refusing to tolerate harassment and a partner who enables it. Her story is sparking important conversations about respect and consent, even in traditional settings.

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