Woman Grieves Loss Of Daughter-In-Law As Tragedy Strikes During Wedding
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Priyanka, the mother-in-law of the victim, decided to go ahead with the marriage ceremony of her daughter Sanskriti and also performed last rites for her daughter-in-law Tripti.
A wedding and a funeral took place within hours in Maharashtra's Jalgaon on Sunday after a 24-year-old woman was shot dead allegedly by her father during a wedding ceremony.
Tripti Mangale, 24, was allegedly killed on Saturday night by her father, Kiran Mangale, during a family gathering ahead of her sister-in-law Sanskriti Wagh's wedding.
Tripti's husband, Avinash Wagh, sustained serious injuries in the attack and is undergoing treatment, reported Hindustan Times.
Despite the incident, the Wagh family went ahead with the wedding ceremony on Sunday morning as the bride's mother, Priyanka Wagh, conducted the marriage rituals around 11:30 am with only close relatives present.
According to family members, the decision was made as the groom's family had already arrived and arrangements were in place.
Following the ceremony, Priyanka Wagh proceeded to the government hospital where Tripti's post-mortem was underway.
Tripti's mother reportedly refused to claim the body. As a result, Priyanka performed the last rites, assisted by a relative and local police officials.
Police said that Tripti's mother and other relatives declined to take responsibility for the funeral. 'The relatives, including Tripti's mother, refused to accept her body. Hence, with the help of her mother-in-law, the last rites were performed," Madhukar Salve, inspector at Chopda city police station, was quoted as saying by Hindustan Times.
Tripti was pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), while Avinash had completed Class 12 and worked as a helper in Pune.
The police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Avinash was shifted to Pune for further medical treatment on Sunday evening, they added.
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April 29, 2025, 15:07 IST
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