Cross-border love story: Pratapgarh boy ties knot with Russian girl amid Vedas mantras

Cross-border love story: Love knows no border. A lad Amit Singh from Pratapgarh and a girl Veronica from Russia tied the knot in traditional hindu style on Sunday at a city hotel. Amit is a Belha resident who previously worked for a multinational corporation in Delhi. In Russia, Veronica used to work for the same company. When Veronica arrived in Delhi in 2021, she fell in love with him.

Amit and Veronica used to work for the same company. In 2001, Veronica came to Delhi, where she met Amit for the first time and fell in love. The peaceful and rustic Belha village in Pratapgarh provided the ideal setting for a fairytale wedding.

Family members of the bride and the groom earlier completed the pre-wedding rituals of “haldi” and “mehendi.” The bride and her family participated in each ceremony eagerly and curiously despite having little knowledge of the Indian customs. The wedding took place at a downtown hotel and was attended by all the family members, friends, and other visitors.

Amit Singh worked for a multinational corporation in Delhi and was a resident of Siyaram Colony in the Belha neighborhood. Amit’s relatives claim that Veronica had worked in Russia for the same organisation. She arrived in Delhi in 2021, where she met Amit and developed feelings for him.

The hymns recited at the marriage were translated for the Russian family, according to priest Dharmendra Upadhyay. He told, both the families participated in the celebration of the historic wedding in Belha.

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