A German daughter-in-law came to the house of a MNREGA worker, Dulhania Julia fell in love with Deepu of Orai, took 7 rounds with great pomp
Love has no limits, this has been proved by Julia, a resident of Germany. A small meeting turned into love after friendship and then she took 7 rounds with Deepesh, a resident of Jalaun, as per Hindu customs and made him her life partner. Just before Holi, Julia came with her foreign guests and got married to Deepesh here.
In fact, Manvendra Singh Patel, a resident of village Kapasi, located at a distance of just 10 km from Orai, the district headquarters of Jalaun, is a TA on contract in MNREGA. Whose posting is in Jalaun. Deepesh Patel is the only son of Manvendra Singh. He has obtained a master’s degree in Political Science from Banaras Hindu University.
Deepesh’s father Manvendra Singh told that after getting a degree from BHU, Deepesh went to Vietnam. He taught there for a year and after that also lived in Indonesia and USA, but for about two and a half years he has been living in Germany.
Met Julia during job
Diepesh Patel told that he met Julia during job in Germany and then the journey which started with friendship turned into love. And now he has made Julia his life partner. He had already informed his parents about this. They also agreed and then the preparations for the wedding started and now love has reached its destination.
Guests liked the Indian culture with Julia
Julia came to India with her 10 guests and after coming here she got a chance to get acquainted with the culture and customs of the country. To make this wedding memorable, Dipesh’s family conducted the wedding according to Sanatani traditions. Dipesh’s mother Kranti is also very happy with her son’s wedding. On March 12, both of them entered married life with fire as witness. During this, foreign guests considered the culture here to be the best.
Applause echoed when Indian and foreign culture merged
This wedding was a unique merger of Indian and foreign culture. This wedding was special for everyone as an atmosphere of purity and spirituality was created under the same mandap. The guests who attended the wedding completed all the rituals of marriage and blessed the newlyweds and wished them a happy life.
