Father celebrates daughter’s return from in-law’s house after her decision of divorce
The Hindu
Patna Prem Gupta, a Ranchi resident, sets example by bringing his daughter back from her in-laws' house after she was allegedly tortured. He celebrated her return with music, fireworks, and respect. He urges all mothers to check on their daughters' wellbeing after marriage.
Prem Gupta, a resident of Ranchi in Jharkhand has set an example by bringing his daughter back home from her in – law’s house as she was allegedly being tortured and now has decided to take divorce.
The incident happened on October 15 of this month when people were busy worshipping Goddess Durga with special rituals on the first day of Navratra. Mr. Gupta reached her in-law’s house in Bajra- Sarweshwari Nagar locality with musical band and fireworks to bid her farewell and brought her back to his home.
Mr. Gupta himself shared the video of the celebration on his social media account six days back saying that when daughter’s marriage is done with great pomp and show and if the spouse and the family turns out to be wrong or does wrong thing then you should bring your daughter back to your home with respect and honour because daughters are very precious.
Mr. Gupta, a resident of Kumhartoli in Ranchi married his daughter Sakshi Gupta to an assistant engineer Sachin Kumar last year in April who works in Jharkhand Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (JBVNL). However, soon after the marriage his daughter became the prey and in-laws including the husband started harassing her. Sometimes, he used to throw her out of the house.
After a few days of marriage, she came to know that her husband had already married twice and shared her pain with her father.
Initially, the family tried to resolve the matter but things were not in control as she was allegedly being harassed. Then she had no option left to file a divorce petition which is currently pending before the court.
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