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Gujarat family holds wedding sans bride for son

Updated At : 12:42 PM May 14, 2019 IST

Ahmedabad: A Gujarat family, to fulfill the wish of their son suffering from learning disabilities, organised a lavish wedding for him, with all usual fun and frolic, but without a bride. The unique, “bride-less” wedding of Ajay Barot (27) was held on May 10 in Champlanar village near Himmatnagar town of north Gujarat’s Sabarkantha district. The Barot family spent over Rs 2 lakh on the “wedding”. Due to his learning disabilities, Ajay never got formal education. PTI

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