Madhya Pradesh couple gets married in PPE kits after groom tests Covid positive. Viral video
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In Madhya Pradesh's Ratlam, a couple got married in PPE kits after the groom tested positive for Covid-19.
A couple in Madhya Pradesh's Ratlam got married in PPE kits after the groom tested positive for Covid-19. #WATCH | Madhya Pradesh: A couple in Ratlam tied the knot wearing PPE kits as the groom is #COVID19 positive, yesterday. pic.twitter.com/mXlUK2baUh Why couldn't they wait? exactly, what is the hurry Should be arrested immediately for risking life of others... trying too many fancy things in this hour. Sick Was this so important?But, again it's their choice. Could have postponed.Poor bride. Both the bride as well as the groom took the pheras as mantras were chanted by a pandit in the backdrop. Around three people were present during their wedding ceremony, all dressed in full protective suits. News agency ANI tweeted a video of the couple’s wedding held on Monday. Watch the video here:
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