In Ajmer, Rajasthan, a young man's wedding joy turned into despair in just one day. The incident occurred in the Kamla Bawdi area, where a man named Pramod Kumar fell victim to a marriage scam. He has lodged a complaint with the police regarding this fraudulent act.

Pramod revealed that due to his age, he was struggling to find a bride. A woman named Manisha, acting as a broker, assured him that she could help him get married. She showed him a photo of a girl named Chandni, claiming she was from Uttar Pradesh and living in poverty. Pramod was taken by Chandni's picture, and Manisha subsequently charged him ₹1,80,000 for the wedding expenses.

Wedding at Arya Samaj Mandir

After receiving the money, Manisha arranged for Pramod to marry Chandni at an Arya Samaj temple. On their wedding night, Chandni complained of stomach pain. The following day, she insisted on visiting the Ajmer Dargah to pray, and Pramod took her there.

Bride Flees from Dargah

Upon reaching the Dargah, Chandni seized the opportunity to deceive Pramod and fled. Despite extensive searching, her whereabouts remain unknown. Realizing he had been scammed, Pramod filed a report against Manisha and Chandni for fraud at the Ganj police station.

Police Initiates Investigation

Assistant Sub-Inspector Rakesh Singh from Ganj police station stated that an FIR has been registered based on the complaint, and an investigation is underway. Authorities suspect that this could be part of a larger scam operation targeting individuals under the guise of marriage. The police are actively searching for both suspects.