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Reportedly, Pooja Singh married Lord Vishnu with complete rituals on December 8... 

Digital Desk: A marriage in a Jaipur village near Govindgarh is in the news for all the bizarre reasons. While all of the rites, from Ganesh Pujan to pheras, were performed during the wedding. Everyone, except the groom, was present in this marriage. Pooja Singh, 30, of Jaipur, has been a topic of discussion among all after getting married to Lord Vishnu. The wedding videos and photos have gone viral on social media.

Pooja Singh, a resident of a village near Govindgarh in Jaipur, Rajasthan, surprised everyone by marrying Lord Vishnu. Moreover, recent images and videos are also in the news.

Reportedly, Pooja Singh married Lord Vishnu with complete rituals on December 8. In this unusual marriage, Pooja herself put sandalwood instead of vermillion in the name of Lord Vishnu. 

When questioned about why she married Lord Vishnu, Pooja stated that she had planned not to marry, but she was tired of hearing people's taunts about her marriage, so she married Thakurji sitting in the temple to make people stop talking about her marriage.

Pooja stated that since childhood, she witnessed fights between her parents, so she decided never to get married. She didn't want to ruin her life because of this.

After getting married on December 8, Pooja has been living in her home and daily makes food for Lord Vishnu, sitting in the temple. Pooja stated that society mocks her, but she has accepted Lord Vishnu as her husband. Many others in the society have even backed and joined Pooja in her happiness.

 


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