Bimla Chaudhary Promotes Vote First, Marriage Later in Rewari Rally
Gurugram MLA Bimla Chaudhary urged voters in a Rewari municipal election rally to cast their ballots before arranging marriages, sparking comments from Health Minister Aarti Rao.
During a Rewari municipal election rally, MLA Bimla Chaudhary declared that those who vote will get their marriages arranged. Health Minister Aarti Rao jokingly remarked that the MLA might have opened a marriage bureau.
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In a municipal council election rally in Rewari district, Gurugram MLA Bimla Chaudhary made a striking announcement to the assembled crowd. The MLA, who had come to support her party’s candidature, declared that voters should first cast their ballots and then arrange for their marriages. She urged unmarried young people to participate in the elections, stating that those who vote would have their marriages facilitated by her.
At the time of her statement, Haryana Health Minister Aarti Rao was also present on the dais. The minister reacted with a joke, suggesting that the MLA might have opened a marriage bureau. When a question was raised about arranging marriages after winning, Chaudhary replied that she had already arranged several relationships and pledged that she would take responsibility for marrying those young people who had not yet found partners.
The event took place on Wednesday, coinciding with the scheduled municipal council elections in Rewari district. Chaudhary’s remarks highlighted the intertwining of political engagement and personal life arrangements in local electoral politics.
