Foreigners got married… as per Hindu rituals

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Haridwar. The love of western culture for Sanatan culture is often seen. Something similar was seen in the religious city of Haridwar when two young couples from Russia got married in the Akhand Ashram with Indian culture and religious rites. A large number of foreigners danced to Hindi songs in this marriage ceremony held in the presence of saints.

People from Russia were seen dancing to film songs in Haridwar’s Akhand Ashram. The occasion was the marriage of two foreign couples with Indian culture. Influenced by Indian culture, they tied the knot with Hindu religious rites and came to the wedding ceremony with great enthusiasm. Not only the bride and groom, but their friends also appeared very excited about this attachment with Indian culture. Swami Parmanand, a member of Ramjanmabhoomi Nyas Trust, calls it a Sanatani attraction, while Mahamandaleshwar Jyotirmayanand says that the short life of married life in western culture is a big problem.

Therefore, the lives of the foreign citizens who got married with Sanatani tradition in the past are happy, so influenced by them, other foreign youths are getting married with Hindu customs. The groom’s translator, Maria, says that he is very impressed with Indian culture and that is why he decided to get married according to Hindu customs.

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