Groom Rides Horse Through Knee-Deep Water As Wedding Procession Moves On Flooded Road In Indore-- VIDEO

Groom Rides Horse Through Knee-Deep Water As Wedding Procession Moves On Flooded Road In Indore-- VIDEO

Heavy rain in Indore led to severe waterlogging on the MR-10 Link Road, where a groom and his wedding procession were seen moving through knee-deep water. The viral video has raised questions over the city's drainage system, with residents and social media users criticising the Indore Municipal Corporation and calling for better rainwater management.

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Friday, June 26, 2026, 12:00 PM IST
Groom Rides Horse Through Knee-Deep Water As Wedding Procession Moves On Flooded Road In Indore-- VIDEO

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A wedding procession was seen moving through knee-deep water after heavy rain caused severe waterlogging on MR-10 Link Road in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

A video of the incident has gone viral on social media, raising fresh questions over the city's drainage system.

The video is said to be from Wednesday, June 24, when heavy rainfall lashed Indore. And, the baratis can be seen dancing on the watterlogged roads, anyway.

Watch the VIDEO below :

As the road remained flooded, the groom was forced to ride his horse through the waterlogged stretch.

The band people were also present, were anyway doing their task, as the 'baratis' dance through the streets.

Wedding guests were seen dancing, singing, and making their way through the flooded road despite the difficult conditions.

The waterlogged road did little to dampen the celebrations, as the wedding procession continued despite the flooded conditions.

Several people in the video can also be heard expressing anger over the poor drainage system and questioning the functioning of the Indore Municipal Corporation.

The knee-deep water on the road has once again raised concerns over the city's rainwater drainage arrangements.

The viral video has drawn mixed reactions on social media. Many users remarked that while Indore has consistently been ranked India's cleanest city, it also needs to improve its drainage infrastructure so that residents do not face such problems during the monsoon.