Bride elopes with priest who performed wedding rituals - GulfToday

Bride elopes with priest who performed wedding rituals

  • 29 May 2019
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Reena Bai is missing since May 23 and has taken away cash and jewellery with her.

Just two weeks after her marriage, a woman from Madhya Pradesh has reportedly eloped with the priest who performed her wedding rituals.

Reena Bai, 21, hailing from Tori Bagrod village in Vidisha district, was married on May 7 and the rituals were performed by a priest, Vinod Maharaj.

Reena Bai is missing since May 23 and has taken away cash and jewellery with her, relatives say. A case has been filed with the police.

Family members now believe that Reena Bai had an affair with the priest before the marriage.

Indo-Asian News Service

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