Unique condition in Jhajjar wedding, no entry for those who come drunk.
Amit Popli, Jhajjar. All the people who received this wedding card are smiling and laughing after reading it. The reason is that the card has a condition with the invitation. Generally, in the cards which indicate 'after dinner', the line is printed - Those who spoil the auspicious marriage by drinking alcohol should not come to the wedding.
This card is of the marriage of Anil, resident of village Redhuwas and grandson of Pandit Om Prakash Vashishtha, a reputed businessman of Jhajjar. The family decided that the wedding would be a celebration of happiness, not bottles. This card is being widely circulated on internet media.
People are appreciating this message-effort a lot
This step is being described as ‘bold’ by the intellectual section of the society. People say that if every family shows strictness against drugs, then disputes in marriages and road accidents can be curbed to a great extent. Our future generation may also remain safe from addiction.
Vashishtha family is a wonderful combination of Sanatan and education.
Pt. Om Prakash Vashishtha, who is known in the area as 'Choti wala', has printed this courageous message on the invitation card of his grandson's wedding. On the main page of the card, it is written in bold letters, 'Those who spoil the auspicious marriage by drinking alcohol should not come to the wedding.' The family says that people often lose dignity by drinking alcohol, due to which the joy of Mangal Utsav gets dulled. In such a situation, he will not let the atmosphere of the wedding procession or the reputation of the family get tarnished.
Every male member of the family bears a shikha
The special thing about Vashishtha family is that all the children of the family have 'Shikha' (braid). The children of the family who are pursuing higher education in cities like Chandigarh are also proudly connected to their roots and Sanatan culture.
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