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Post by Rishi Mon Apr 29, 2013 4:05 pm

A couple, who met through the Internet and tied the nuptial knot, decided to separate just a day after their wedding following a dispute.

The story of Shankar Lal and Seema began around a month ago when they came into contact on a matrimonial site and later started chatting on a social networking site.

Shankar, who hails from the district and is a trader in Assam, proposed marriage to the girl, a resident of the city, a few days back.

She accepted the proposal and they got married in a temple in the presence of their family members on April 26.

However, a dispute soon broke out between the two and Seema returned to her family. The matter turned more serious when her family members threatened to lodge a rape case against the youth, who also warned of the same treatment against them for allegedly cheating him.

"The husband then lodged a case of cheating against the girl and her family members on April 27 after the dispute but later both the parties compromised and settled the matter following which the boy withdrew the case," the SHO of Doongergarh police station, Dinesh Meena, said today.

He said the couple have given in writing that their marriage is void and they are separating.



Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/online-marriages-internet-matrimony-couple-divorces/1/268349.html

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Post by Guest Mon Apr 29, 2013 4:15 pm

yeah the risks are always there. someone i know got married to this girl he found on some such site in India. A para-medical student at that. Quick engagement, wedding, honeymoon. He goes back to his work, while she promises to follow suit in a month. But a month later she demands money, or else she would file dowry case against him. So now, they hire a private detective. Turns out this was her second marriage, and she had scammed the first husband the same way. Anyway, the boy's family decide to pay her off, and get divorced, and forget as if this never happened.

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Post by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Mon Apr 29, 2013 7:23 pm

Rishi wrote:A couple, who met through the Internet and tied the nuptial knot, decided to separate just a day after their wedding following a dispute.

"The husband then lodged a case of cheating against the girl and her family members on April 27 after the dispute but later both the parties compromised and settled the matter following which the boy withdrew the case," the SHO of Doongergarh police station, Dinesh Meena, said today.

He said the couple have given in writing that their marriage is void and they are separating.



Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/online-marriages-internet-matrimony-couple-divorces/1/268349.html

Worse things happen in non-internet marriages. At least, the "internet" rush marriage shows to some extent the flakiness behind the fake marriage.

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