Barmer youth and his family were returned from the attic border by security agencies. The family left for Amarkot city in Pakistan.
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In fact, Shaitan Singh (25), a resident of Indoi village in the district, was to be married there on 30 April, but the border was closed due to Pahalgam attack (22 April).
The family is worried about when the marriage will take place now. However, the groom says that whatever decision the government has taken is with him.
Walled to marry father and brother
The groom Shaitan Singh said that he got engaged to Kesar Kanwar (21) of Amarkot district of Pakistan 4 years ago. His family had been trying for visas for the past 3 years.
After much effort, his father and brother’s visa cleared this year 18 February. The three of them left for the Wagah-Attari border on 23 April.
Arrived there a day later, but the border closed on 24 April. His visa is till May 12. Therefore, there is still some hope of the family.
There is an atmosphere of disappointment in the family of the groom Shaitan Singh, but he hopes that everything is well soon.
Terrorists did wrong, government’s decision is correct …
The groom Shaitan Singh said- what the terrorists did wrong did. I was married, now the hindrance. If the Government of India has decided, this is the right decision. The act of terrorists is wrong.
Shaitan Singh’s cousin Surendra Singh said that our relatives from Pakistan were also coming. His four sons live in Kapaskot, Pakistan. A son and a daughter live in Barmer (Rajasthan).
We are quite desperate. Terrorist incident causes a lot of damage. Relationships are bad. The border stops coming and going. Terrorism is wrong.
Police vigil on the India-Pakistan border has been increased.
Both the border are more kinship
Pakistan is a large population of Sodha Rajputs in Sindh province, who follow the gotra tradition. They give preference to the Rajput youth of this side of the border to marry out of the community.
There are many families in this area whose kinship is also in Pakistan. The marriage of Shaitan Singh, who worked in finance, was also decided by kinship in this way.
There is a large crowd of people going to Pakistan and returning from there these days on the Attari border. A lot of Pakistanis have also been sent back from Rajasthan.