UP Crime: Bride fires bullets during wedding ceremony in Hathras, fleas after case filed; video goes viral
The incident occurred on Friday in a guest house at Salempur village, in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district.

UP Crime: Bride fires bullets during wedding ceremony in Hathras; video goes viral | Twitter
A video of a bride firing a revolver during her wedding ceremony has gone viral on social media. The incident occurred on Friday in a guest house at Salempur village, in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district.
In the viral video, the bride and groom are sitting on the stage during their wedding ceremony. A young man standing on the side held a revolver to this bride, and she fired four shots in the air. After firing, the bride gave the revolver to the young man standing on the stage. This video is being told of a wedding ceremony
The bride is said to be from the Hathras Junction area, and the youth who is giving her the revolver is also said to be from a village in the Hathras Junction area.
As soon as the information was received, the area police started investigating the viral video.
According to a report in Amar Ujjala, an investigation is being done on the basis of the video in the case of the bride's firing during the wedding ceremony.
As per a media report, the bride booked for celebratory firing absconded after the police began searching for her. "A case has been registered against the bride Ragini, a resident of Hathras Junction area, under IPC section 25(9) (celebratory gunfire). Fearing arrest, she has absconded. We are on the lookout for her. We are also trying to identify the person who handed the pistol to the bride," SHO of Kotwali Hathras Junction, Girish Chand Gautam informed news agency TOI.
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