Groom's family halts wedding over ladoos

Raipur: In a dramatic wedding event, a confrontation over ‘not serving ladoos’ reached police station when the bride’s and groom’s families had a squabble in Mungeli district.
The groom’s side objected over ‘ladoos’ not being served during the marriage and the issue escalated into a heated argument.
This led to a brawl and the groom walked out of the ‘pandal’ in anger.
Later, police solved the matter and the wedding rituals were performed the next day in their presence.
The incident was reported from Charbhatha region of Mungeli where police played cupid and settled the argument.
Kotwali police station in-charge Keshar Parag said that the wedding of Kunti and Suraj Sahu was scheduled on April 23th.
During the ceremony, the groom’s side that was expecting ladoos in the marriage feast were told it was not on the menu.
The family reacted abrasively for having no ladoos.
This triggered an argument from both sides. Angered over this, the groom walked out of his own wedding.
Members of both families got furious leading to scuffle among a few family members.
The matter reached Kotwali police station.
Amid a brawl over this trivial issue, cops felt it their responsibility to settle the matter instead of lodging a case over ladoos.
The official said that they counselled both the families and they were later convinced.
On Monday, the wedding was performed and cops of Kotwali police station were the main guests at the event, guarding the place to ensure all goes well.
Besides Keshar Parag, other cops including Alok, Dharmendra Singh, Durgesh Yadav, and Prakash Shukla attended the wedding.
Mungeli police were applauded by the locals for their efforts.