UP’s Barabanki Hosts Mass Wedding Ceremony Under Chief Minister’s Scheme, 171 Couples Married

UP’s Barabanki Hosts Mass Wedding Ceremony Under Chief Minister’s Scheme, 171 Couples Married

A major mass wedding ceremony under the Chief Minister’s Mass Marriage Scheme was held in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, where 171 brides were married at the Ramsanehighat Mini Stadium. Senior state officials, including Aparna Yadav and minister Satish Chandra Sharma, attended the event aimed at supporting economically weaker families.

In Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, a large community wedding ceremony under the Chief Minister’s Mass Marriage Scheme was held on Monday at the Mini Stadium in Ramsanehighat, marking a major social welfare initiative aimed at supporting economically weaker families. A total of 171 brides were married during the event, which drew participation from senior state representatives and local officials.

The ceremony saw the presence of Aparna Yadav, Vice Chairperson of the Uttar Pradesh State Women’s Commission, alongside state minister Satish Chandra Sharma. Their attendance underscored the administration’s ongoing efforts to expand access to financial assistance and social security for underprivileged households. Officials emphasized that the programme is designed not only to ease the financial burden of marriage expenses but also to promote dignity, equality and empowerment for beneficiaries across the state.

Throughout the day, families gathered to witness the traditional rituals performed under government supervision, ensuring smooth coordination and adherence to official guidelines. Authorities highlighted the transparency and logistical support offered as part of the initiative, reaffirming the state’s commitment to strengthening community welfare programs.

The ceremony concluded with state representatives reiterating that such mass weddings play a vital role in reducing economic stress on disadvantaged families while fostering social inclusion. As Uttar Pradesh continues to expand welfare-driven initiatives, the Barabanki event stands as a reminder of the government’s efforts to create structured support systems for vulnerable sections of society.

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