Delhi: ‘Rahima’ married curry Deepak as Riddhi. The news was married by a Muslim girl by adopting Hinduism to Delhi Jha. After purification at the Shiva temple of Bareilly, Rahima became Riddhi and married to the Hindu custom with Deepak Maurya of Bareilly. Despite the threats of the family, Rahima took this step in view of the honor of women in Hinduism. Rahima says that she likes to wear vermilion, bangles in her hands and Mangalasutra around her neck in demand like women of Hinduism.
Actually, both Rahima and Deepak worked together in Delhi where they fell in love with each other. Both decided to get married. Rahima hails from Delhi. Deepak is a resident of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh. Due to both different religions, Rahima’s family flatly refused to marry. In such a situation, Rahima got married against her family. Rahima’s family threatened him, due to which the lives of both are also threatened. Despite the threats of family members, Rahima reached Bareilly from Delhi. There she returned home and went to the Shiva temple and purified her. During this, he chanting Gayatri Mantra. Rahima was named Riddhi in the temple, after which both of them got married. Deepak filled the vermilion in Riddhi’s demand and wore her mangalsutra. Both took seven rounds.
Both work together in sewing factory
Deepak is a resident of village Churli in Bahedi police station area of Bareilly. Rahima is a resident of Delhi. The two have been working together in the sewing factory for two years. Meanwhile, the two fell in love and they decided to get married. The biggest problem was that both had different religion. Deepak is a Hindu and Rahima Muslim, due to which the families of both were not ready for this marriage. Although later Deepak’s family agreed to the marriage, Rahima’s family did not agree, due to which Rahima ran away and got married.
Honor of women in Hindus- Rahima (Riddhi)
Rahima says that she likes to wear vermilion, bangles in her hands, Mangalasutra around her neck in demand like women of Hinduism. He informed that women are respected among Hindus. Here marriage is considered to be a bond of seven births, while in our religion, life is ruined in a moment by speaking divorce three times.
