A case has emerged from the Amroha district of Uttar Pradesh that has caused a stir in social media and religious circles. Three sisters, known content creators Sarodj, Savitri, and Santosh, married the same young man.
Circumstances of the Marriage
This incident took place in the village of Dhoria, in the Hasnapur constituency. When a video filmed during the fire ritual, application of sindoor, and receiving blessings at the temple complex went viral online, the public reacted with anger. Many called it a 'low trick for content and views.'
The Sisters' Story and Motives
However, after a wave of trolling and accusations of a 'fake marriage,' all three sisters, along with their husband, published a video stating that their marriage was absolutely 'real,' and explained their forced situation and mutual love.
Responding to constant attacks and accusations, the sisters shared a video in which they emotionally stated: 'Circumstantial circumstances forced our relatives to arrange weddings for us in different places. For one of us, they found a guy with government service, but we grew up together 24 hours a day, ate and drank together. We could not live separately and far apart. Since we could not find a home where the three brothers could live, we only had two options: either we all die living separately, or we marry one person and live together.'
The sisters continued that they did not need the husband's love, as their bond between sisters was more important than anything in the world. They emphasized that even if the husband leaves them in the future, they will remain together. They assured that this was not some silly content or joke, but a decision made by their own free will and with family consent.
The Groom's Stance
The young man who married the three sisters also responded to the trolls. He stated that their situation was such that they would prefer to die rather than be separated. He explained that he married only to keep them all together. When asked if he could love them, he replied that they did not need his love because they were already very happy with each other.
Official Reaction
Despite the video, the dispute surrounding this marriage continued to escalate. The municipal chairman of Hasnapur and some local women were also seen in the video. However, priests of the Chamunda temple stated that no official marriage ceremonies were conducted on the temple grounds. Local Hindu organizations protested against this act, calling it a violation of traditions. While millions of people on social media consider this merely a 'fake video and PR stunt,' the sisters themselves call it a true life decision. Currently, all four are avoiding public statements to the media.