A wedding ceremony held at the Chamunda Mata Temple in Uttar Pradesh’s Amroha district has gained widespread attention after three biological sisters married the same man. The event, which took place on July 17, featured three sisters—Saroj, 20, Savitri, 19, and Santosh, 18—exchanging vows with a man named Vikas, who had been working as their cameraman for approximately six months.
Viral Wedding Ceremony in Amroha
Footage of the ceremony, which later surfaced online, shows the groom applying vermilion (sindoor) to each of the three women and performing the saat phere (seven sacred rounds) around a holy fire. According to reports, the private ceremony was conducted without the presence of any family members or friends from either side.
Motivation Behind the Union
The sisters, who are social media content creators based in Dhauriya village in Hasanpur, stated that their decision was driven by a desire to remain together. According to the eldest sister, Saroj, the prospect of marrying different men and being separated was so distressing that the siblings had initially considered ending their lives before deciding to marry the same person.
Vikas, who frequently appeared as an on-screen husband in the content produced by the sisters, explained that he accepted the proposal after witnessing their fear of separation. He stated that he respected the emotional bond shared by the siblings and agreed to the marriage to allow them to continue living under the same roof. The participants have maintained that the decision was made by four consenting adults.
Public and Legal Discourse
The viral nature of the wedding video has triggered an intense debate across social media platforms, ranging from humor and curiosity to significant criticism. While some users have defended the sisters’ personal choices, others have questioned the legal status of the union.
Legal experts and online commentators have noted that the marriage lacks legal recognition under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, which prohibits polygamy among Hindus. While the sisters have defended their actions by referencing historical examples from Hindu mythology, the legal validity of the ceremony remains a point of contention.
Official Status and Local Response
Despite the public discourse, authorities have indicated that no formal action has been taken. Police stated that no complaints have been filed regarding the ceremony, and they would only consider legal action if a formal complaint or cognizable offense were to arise.
Conflicting reports have emerged regarding the officiation of the wedding. While initial accounts suggested a priest conducted the rites, temple authorities later stated that no priest officiated the ceremony due to ongoing renovation work at the site.
For further details on the viral footage and the evolving discussion surrounding this event, refer to the following reports:
* [https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/trends/we-couldn-t-imagine-living-apart-three-sisters-marry-same-man-in-amroha-wedding-video-goes-viral-13982780.html](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/trends/we-couldn-t-imagine-living-apart-three-sisters-marry-same-man-in-amroha-wedding-video-goes-viral-13982780.html) * [https://www.freepressjournal.in/viral/bizarre-three-sisters-from-uttar-pradesh-marry-same-man-viral-temple-wedding-sparks-massive-debate-online](https://www.freepressjournal.in/viral/bizarre-three-sisters-from-uttar-pradesh-marry-same-man-viral-temple-wedding-sparks-massive-debate-online) * [https://www.news18.com/photogallery/viral/we-chose-one-husband-so-we-could-stay-together-3-sisters-in-up-marry-the-same-man-wedding-goes-viral-photos-ws-l-10231279.html](https://www.news18.com/photogallery/viral/we-chose-one-husband-so-we-could-stay-together-3-sisters-in-up-marry-the-same-man-wedding-goes-viral-photos-ws-l-10231279.html) * [https://www.heraldgoa.in/globe-nation/we-wanted-to-stay-together-three-sisters-marry-cameraman-in-uttar-pradesh/482970/](https://www.heraldgoa.in/globe-nation/we-wanted-to-stay-together-three-sisters-marry-cameraman-in-uttar-pradesh/482970/)
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