Because he was dissatisfied with his daughter's marriage, his father-in-law hired a murderer to kill his 23-year-old son-in-law. What happened next?

The two young people stared at each other at their wedding, their faces filled with uncontrollable happiness. But such a beautiful and romantic wedding ceremony was not blessed, and the bride's family did not even attend the wedding. The 23-year-old groom Pranay is a Dalit and is regarded as an "untouchable" in India. However, the 21-year-old bride Orusa belongs to the upper class. Her powerful family considers this kind of low marriage to be a family tradition. shame. Why can we always find plots in some old-fashioned TV series in India?

An Indian father was dissatisfied that his daughter had found a "lowly" son-in-law, so he paid someone to kill him on the street. On a sunny afternoon a month ago, Orusa and her husband Prane were walking out of the hospital and preparing to go home. A man rushed up with a big knife in his hand and chopped Prane's neck and head. With two stab wounds, the innocent Pranay died on the spot. Orusa was very frightened and rushed back to the hospital for help. Before she fainted, Orusa called her father, "Someone attacked Plane. What did you do?"

Olusa and Plane Plane met at school when she was in ninth grade. Orusa was attracted by Plane's energy and cheerfulness, so the two began to communicate through text messages and phone calls. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. Orusa's father discovered what his daughter was doing and called him. Hit her for the first time. Orusa was forced to transfer schools and had his cell phone and computer confiscated, but this did not stop the two from falling in love. In the next six years, the two could only meet secretly on rare occasions. Orusa said that his father would rather marry an upper-class beggar than a lower-caste beggar, no matter who it was.

On January 30, 2018, Orusa and Plane met to elope. The two submitted passport applications and planned to immigrate to Australia. But five months later, Orusa discovered she was pregnant, so they decided to postpone their plans to go abroad and held a reception to celebrate their marriage. Hundreds of people attended the wedding on August 17, but of course Orusa’s parents did not attend. The court said that as early as a month ago, Orusa's father spent $150,000 to hire a killer to kill Plane.

The atrocities committed by Orusa's father Rao triggered two completely different reactions. Hundreds of Dalits came to Prane's home to mourn his tragic death. On the other hand, some people established the "Parents Protection Association" and hundreds of people visited Rao in prison when he was arrested. They believe that Rao murdered Pranay because the relationship, which began in adolescence, was not sanctioned. Rao's defense lawyer said it was a kidnapping in the name of love.

Although India has been developing rapidly over the years, it is obvious that this development is not fast enough to accept the "unequal love and marriage" between Orusa and Prane. The caste system in Indians It is deeply ingrained in our hearts that according to a 2017 survey, marriages between different castes accounted for only 5.8% of the total, which has basically not changed in 40 years. At present, Orusa has safely given birth to his son with Plane. Orusa said that Plane’s parents are now his parents, “My father caused his death, but his parents understand how deeply we love each other.

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