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J&K Newly-Wed Couple Comes To Vote In Bridal Attire

Darpan News Desk IANS, 18 Apr, 2019 09:49 PM

    It was an interesting sight to see a newly-wed couple visiting one of the polling booths in Ramban district of Jammy & Kashmir in the bridal attire, on Thursday.


    Elections were held in Srinagar and Udhampur Lok Sabha seats in the state in the second phase of polls.


    The voters queued up for casting their vote were amused to see the couple joining them in bridal attire.


    Except for some incidents of clashes between stone pelters and security forces, the Lok Sabha elections ended peacefully in the Srinagar Lok Sabha seat and elicited overwhelming voter turnout in the Udhampur constituency.

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