Shortage of ice-cream leads to cancellation of marriage in UP!

April 28, 2016 00:32

Shortage of ice-cream in a marriage party led to heated argument between the bride and groom sides and finally resulted in brick-batting in which three police personnel were injured and cancellation of the wedding.

The incident took place last evening in Mahesh Nagar colony in Raya-Sadabad road, when after 'Jaimaal ceremony' the host and few members from the groom side entered into heated argument over the shortage of ice-cream, police said.

"It finally led to a clash between both the groups," SP (Rural) Arun Kumar Singh said.

Following which, police was called in by the groom's side and on their complaint, seven persons from the bride's side were arrested, he said.

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