Pune marriage news: The rain of Pune made such a situation that everything was ruined by wet before reaching the wedding pavilion. In such a situation, the Muslim society was getting married nearby, so they shared their pavilion for the wedding of Hindu society in view of their problems.

It is said that humanity is greater than religion. A big example of this was seen in a wedding ceremony in Pune. The family of Kavade and Galande in Pune was going on with great pomp. However, the rain on Tuesday dissolved the color of the wedding ceremony. Water on the preparations for the event. But the neighboring Muslim family supported him. The bride’s desperate father was given the pavilion of his daughter’s reception and began to hear the tune of Mangalashtak directly from Mubarak’s pavilion.

Water filled in grand wedding pavilion due to heavy rains in Pune

The Kavade and Galande families were married on Tuesday evening at the Alankar lawn of SRPF in Ghorpadi, Pune. Both Sankranti Kavade and Narendra Galande agreed to the wedding. The luxurious pavilion was decorated. Chetan Kawade was trying his best to make his daughter’s marriage grand. However, on the same day, heavy rains in Pune shed the grand wedding pavilion and the dream of a grand marriage of the only daughter. The wedding tent was filled with water. Guests, relatives and bride and groom were wet themselves.

Muslim family came to help

The whole family got worried. Another father extended his hand to help a desperate father in difficult times. The reception of Mohsin and Mahin was starting in another nearby pavilion. Seeing this, the father went directly to the Muslim family and told him about the incident that happened in his daughter’s wedding. At that time without thinking a moment, the Muslim family asked to bring Sankranti and Narendra directly and allow them to use their son’s reception hall for marriage.

Sankranti and Narendra were married in the same hall, as soon as the ceremony ended, the program of the Qazi family started again. The fact that people of two different religions got married on the same stage, not just a coincidence, but a live example of unity. Sankranti’s mother said that now we will go directly to Mohsin’s father Farooq Kazi’s house and will thank him.

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Pune News: A surprising case has come to light from Pune in Maharashtra, where a pregnant woman died after the city’s Dinanath Mangeshkar Hospital refused to undergo treatment. Surprisingly, even after calling the BJP leader, the hospital administration did not hear the woman and her family.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered an inquiry regarding the incident. The CM has clarified that strict steps will be taken regarding the hospital under the Charity Commissionerate. The incident in Pune shows the lack of sensitivity in the action of the hospital administration. He said that this hospital was built by Lata Didi and Mangeshkar family themselves. However, there have been reports that the staff insensitively refused to recruit female patients or demanded more money.

‘Treatment refuses even after 10 lakhs’
On the other hand, BJP MLC Amit Gorkhe said about this whole matter, “Dinanath Mangeshkar Hospital was started with good intentions, but some people are getting maligned by the hospital. Recently, the incident took place with a close associate of mine, who went to the hospital to recruit his wife, who was going to become a mother of two children. He was asked for Rs 20 lakh.

No hearing even after calling- BJP leader
He further said, “I also called the medical staff, but they did not hear any hearing. During this time the couple changed two to three hospitals and meanwhile the woman died. My direct charge is on the doctors and staff of Dinanath Hospital.

‘Talk to CM Fadnavis’
BJP leader Amit Gorkhe also said, “I spoke to CM Devendra Fadnavis about this. I demand that such doctors be dismissed immediately. Such hospitals should have a monthly audit.”