In Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, a marriage broke down just because of the actions of the baraatis. Here, when the ritual of taking seven rounds was going on, the baraatis suddenly started fighting for the air of the cooler. There was so much ruckus that the bride immediately broke the marriage. She said that now she will not marry. The groom tried a lot to convince the bride. But the bride was adamant. She said that you should take the baraati back.

When the bride did not agree, there was a fight between the baraatis and the gharatis. The matter reached the police. Both the parties clashed in the police station as well. The groom said - I want to marry this girl. But the bride kept saying in the police station that she will not marry this girl. That was it. Tired and tired, the baraatis had to return empty-handed without the bride.

The incident happened on Wednesday. A wedding procession arrived at a house with great pomp and show. The family welcomed the procession. The bride and groom's jaimala ceremony took place. After this, it was the turn to take seven rounds at the mandap. Then suddenly some people in the wedding procession started fighting with each other. Actually, there was a cooler placed there. Some baraatis were turning it towards themselves so that they could get fresh air. While some baraatis were turning it towards themselves. Then an argument and fight started between them just over the fresh air from the cooler.

The bride was also standing there and watching this drama of the baraatis. The bride felt so bad about the behavior of the baraatis that she broke the marriage. She said that she did not want to marry him anymore. Hearing this, the groom became sad. He started convincing the bride. He said- sometimes such things happen in marriages. But the bride did not agree. The groom kept on convincing the bride the whole night. Still, the bride did not agree to take the seven vows.

No solution was found.

After this, a fight broke out between the bride's family and the baraatis. The matter reached the police station. There too, no solution was found. The groom wanted to get married. But the bride was not ready for this. Then, tired and exhausted, the baraatis had to return empty-handed.