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Groom in helicopter, baraati in vintage cars, camel-bull cart and buggies. Shehnais were echoing on the roadside for about 10 kilometers to welcome the wedding processions. Bands from Punjab and Nashik were welcoming at the royal gates erected at various places. It seemed as if a royal procession had arrived.
This memorable marriage took place on February 22 in Mohrai village of Jaitaran area of Pali. Businessman Mahendra Singh Sewad (Rajpurohit) gifted 2 KG gold ornaments, 100 KG silver ornaments, furniture and utensils, SUV car and bungalow to his daughter. At the time of farewell, lakhs of rupees of cash were thrown and notes were showered. Arrangements were made for the baraatis to stay and eat at a resort about 5 km away from Mohrai.
Mahendra Singh Sewad has a property business in Bangalore. Also, there are many factories manufacturing pipes. Mahendra Singh currently lives in Mohrai village. His daughter Vanshika is married to Kuldeep Singh Jagarwal, son of Laxman Singh Jagarwal, resident of Bhaisana village of Pali. Kuldeep Singh is also a businessman.
Mahendra Singh Sewad (Rajpurohit) has married his daughter Vanshika to Kuldeep Singh Jagarwal, the businessman son of Laxman Singh Jagarwal. Bride and groom during varmala.
Business has spread to many cities including Pune
Mahendra Singh told that there are many factories for making pipes. Business is spread to many cities including Pune. Basically he is a resident of Mohrai village. He wanted to make his daughter Vanshika’s wedding memorable. Talked about this with father Babu Singh Rajpurohit, elder brother Dhagal Singh Rajpurohit. After everyone’s consent, the marriage took place.
Vanshika’s grandfather Babu Singh Rajpurohit and elder father Dhagal Singh Rajpurohit also wanted to make the marriage memorable. The entire family together bore the expenses of the wedding.
Baratis were made to sit on vintage cars and buggies
The father told that the daughter is married in a prosperous family. He is also from business family. To marry the daughter, the groom Kuldeep Singh Jagarwal reached Mohrai from his native village Bhaisana with a procession by helicopter. The reception for the procession was started about 5 kilometers before Mohrai. During the reception, the groom was made to sit on an elephant. The baraatis were taken from Samokhi to Mohrai on horses, camels, bullock carts decorated with buggies and seated in vintage cars. Thousands of people gathered to see this royal procession. There was a jam on the road. Clarinets were being played in the 5 to 10 kilometer long procession. Bands and artists were called from Jaipur, Punjab and Nashik. Royal drums were decorated on camel-carts. Welcomed with flowers everywhere. Royal doors were installed.
The baraatis were taken from Samokhi to Mohrai on horses, camels, bullock carts decorated with buggies and seated in vintage cars.
hundreds of dishes
Hundreds of dishes were prepared at the wedding. The diners also started thinking what to take in the plate. The event took place at Sheetal Bhoomi, a resort near Bhakrawas on Jaipur Highway. The resort was also decorated. The resort was glowing from a distance in colorful lights. Artists in different costumes were entertaining the people. Special stay arrangements were made for thousands of guests coming from outside. At the time of farewell, lakhs of rupees were showered on behalf of the Rajpurohit family. Those who took money started saying that this is the first such marriage in their life.
2 KG gold, 100 KG silver jewelry gifted to daughter
Vanshika’s father told- About 2 KG gold ornaments and 100 KG silver ornaments were given as a gift by my family. This includes silver utensils and silver beds, sofa-sets, even dining tables. Along with this, about 3 kg of gold ornaments were gifted to the daughter to wear from head to toe. SUV-700 car, Scooty, 12 thousand square feet factory in Bengaluru, 30×40 plot, 2 bighas of land in Pali’s housing board, FD of one crore 8 lakhs. The monthly rent for the factory given in Bangalore will be Rs 1 lakh.
The Rajpurohit family spent lakhs of rupees in the daughter’s war. This marriage became memorable for the area.
Gave open hearted support to social organizations as well
On the wish of Vanshika’s grandfather Babu Singh Rajpurohit, his sons Mahendra Singh and Dhagal Singh also contributed wholeheartedly in social organizations. On the occasion of daughter’s marriage, he gave 25 lakh rupees for the construction of a satsang pandal in Shri Chamunda Mata Gaushala Seva Samiti Mohrai. 5 lakh 55 thousand 555 was given to Satya Prem Karuna Seva Sansthan, Jodhpur for the construction of building for orphan and disabled students. 1 lakh 1 thousand in Dharmasthala Manjunatha Swami Ashram, 5100-5100 rupees were given in every 10 religious temple service committees of the village.
In marriage, the daughter was given an item made of silver. FD of one crore 8 lakh has been given.