Punjab minister Harjot Bains marries IPS officer Jyoti Yadav in Rupnagar : The Tribune India

Punjab minister Harjot Bains marries IPS officer Jyoti Yadav in Rupnagar

The marriage is solemnised according to Sikh rituals at Bibhor Sahib gurdwara near Nangal

Punjab minister Harjot Bains marries IPS officer Jyoti Yadav in Rupnagar



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Chandigarh, March 25

AAP MLA Harjot Singh Bains tied the knot with IPS officer Jyoti Yadav at a gurdwara in Rupnagar district on Saturday.

The marriage was solemnised according to Sikh rituals at Bibhor Sahib gurdwara near Nangal, party sources said.

The couple got engaged recently.

Bains, a first-time legislator from Anandpur Sahib in Rupnagar district, is currently the education minister in Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's government.

An advocate by profession, 32-year-old Bains hails from Gambhirpur village in Anandpur Sahib. In the 2017 Assembly election, he contested unsuccessfully from Sahnewal constituency.

Punjab-cadre IPS officer Yadav, who is currently posted as Superintendent of Police in Mansa district, hails from Haryana's Gurugram district. 

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