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Bihar man falls in love with mother-in-law, marries her, giving their relationship an altogether new meaning

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Updated At : 06:08 PM May 01, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, May 1

A man in a village in Bihar has found himself in an unconventional matrimonial situation.

Sikandar Yadav, 45, confessed to being romantically involved with his mother-in-law, Geeta Devi, 55.

The affair was discovered by Geeta’s husband, Dileshwar Darve, who brought the matter before the panchayat. Here, Sikandar openly admitted to his love for his mother-in-law.

The panchayat agreed to their marriage, following which Sikandar and Geeta underwent a court marriage to legalise their relationship.

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