Even after marriage, girl could not go to her in-laws' house!
A shocking case has come to light on friday in Nalanda, Bihar, where a bride could not go to her in-laws' house even after her marriage. The reason for not going to the in-laws' house was the facial done before the wedding. After getting the facial done, the bride's skin got burnt and her face turned red. The case is from a village in Chandi police station area.
The girl got a facial done for Rs 500
Actually, before her marriage, the girl got a facial done from a beauty parlor in Jaitipur for Rs 500. It was told that it would be a fruit facial, but the parlor people did a gold facial. A few hours after the facial, the girl's face started burning and gradually the situation worsened.
The wedding rituals were performed on thursday night, but the bride was very upset due to the burning sensation. By the next day, friday morning, her skin turned red and the burning sensation increased. The worried family got the bride treated by a local doctor, but the problem persisted. The bride's condition deteriorated so much that when the time for her departure came, the groom Subhash refused to take her to her in-laws' house.
The groom said that he cannot take her home until her condition improves. He said that first she should be treated properly, then the bride will be brought to her in-laws' house. Hurt by this incident, the newlywed couple along with her husband reached Chandi police station to lodge a complaint against the beauty parlor. They have filed an application accusing the parlor of negligence.
Will the bride get justice?
Now it remains to be seen what action the police take in this case and whether the bride will get justice. At the same time, this case is also a lesson for those women who get skin treatment done in beauty parlors without investigation. In this case, the Chandi police station in-charge said that he is currently busy with another case. If the application has been filed, then an investigation will be done.
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