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SI goes for same-sex marriage

Jalandhar: In a samesex marriage Manjit Kaur a SubInspector of the Punjab Police tied the knot at Pucca Bagh here on Saturday

Updated At : 06:56 AM Apr 23, 2017 IST

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Sub-Inspector Manjit Kaur and her bride. A Tribune photo

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Jalandhar: In a same-sex marriage, Manjit Kaur, a Sub-Inspector of the Punjab Police, tied the knot at Pucca Bagh here on Saturday. The cop, who donned a red turban, and her bride rode a chariot. The video and the pictures clicked by mediapersons went viral within hours. Colony residents said the marriage was solemnised as per Hindu rituals. Some cops said Manjit was once posted at the Central Jail here, but was later shifted to Kapurthala. TNS

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