Girl who abducted groom at gunpoint in UP arrested

The woman, who abducted a groom from his wedding ‘pandal’ in Hamirpur two days ago at gunpoint, was arrested in Banda.

Additional SP Brijesh Mishra said the woman Varsha Sahu alias Revolver Rani had been arrested and the groom Ashok Yadav was rescued from a house.

Ashok’s father had lodged an FIR with Maudaha police against Varsha after she kidnapped Ashok minutes before he was to marry the woman his family had chosen. “We are investigating the case and both of them are being questioned,” said Mishra.

The 25-year-old woman arrived along with few young men in an SUV to Ashok Yadav’s wedding place in a Hamirpur village on Tuesday and had bundled away the groom with them before the shocked guests could react.

“This man loves me, he is betraying me by marrying someone else. I will not allow this to happen,” she had said.

Ashok has admitted to his relationship with the woman but hasn’t spoken anything else.

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