Alirajpur: A shocking news has come from the tribal-dominated Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh. In fact, here a groom has taken seven rounds with his 3 girlfriends from tribal customs. You may not believe it, but it is true. Not only this, but he made this marriage the presence of 6 children born to those three sweethearts. Yes and the name of the groom who did this is Samarth Maurya and he has also been a former sarpanch of Nanpur area. Let us tell you that according to the news received, the groom Samarth Maurya and his children are very happy with this marriage.

Yes and he also danced fiercely in the wedding ceremony. Not only this, but during this time the local people also attended the wedding ceremony. At the same time, along with the name of the groom, the names of his three girlfriends were also written in the wedding invitation card. The groom says that he was poor 15 years ago, so he could not get married, so he is doing it now. According to the information received in this case, during the last 15 years, Samarth Maurya had fallen in love with three girls and he took all three in turn and brought them home and kept all three as wives. Let us also tell all of you that the tribal Bhilala community has the freedom to live-in and have children, however, as long as there is no marriage by law. Till then such people are not allowed to participate in the auspicious functions of the society.

Because of this, after having 15 years and 6 children, Samarth Maurya married his three sweethearts. On the other hand, in this case, the people of the society tell that now the bridegroom and his three brides will be allowed to participate in Manglik functions. You all must know that Article 342 of the Indian Constitution protects tribal customs and specific social traditions, so according to this article, marriage of Samarth Maurya with three brides will not be considered illegal.

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