The Shiro Copr A story from a sensational TV drama comes from North India.
A happy moment of a family celebrating their son's engagement suddenly turned into a nightmare when the father, Shakeel (55), unexpectedly took away his own son's fiancée, Ayesha (22).
In addition, the gold and cash of the family also disappeared along with it.
This shocking event occurred in Uttar Pradesh, where Shakeel, a father of six children and grandfather of three, is suspected of fleeing with his daughter-in-law-to-be.
Shakeel was the one who initially arranged the marriage between his son Aman (15) and Ayesha from the neighboring village.
Although initially the family opposed due to economic reasons, Shakeel insisted on uniting them.
Ayesha, who is known for her gentle and sweet heart, apparently attracted Shakeel's inappropriate attention.
Shakeel often visits Ayesha's house under the pretext of preparing for the wedding.
This strange movement did not escape Shakeel's wife's attention.
The wife admitted to catching her husband flirting with Ayesha twice.
When trying to reprimand, she was instead insulted and subjected to physical violence.
The suspicion grew stronger when his wife, assisted by Aman, found irrefutable evidence, namely video recordings and photos of affection between Shakeel and Ayesha on her husband's phone.
A man whose heart is broken suddenly called off the engagement.
Unexpected Flight and Forbidden Marriage
However, this family drama does not stop there.
In June 2025, Shakeel was reported to have fled to Delhi with Ayesha under the pretext of looking for a job.
She also stole gold and cash totaling approximately Rp 3.8 million.
Finally, Shakeel even shamelessly called his wife and informed her that he had married Ayesha.
"Ayesha should have been my daughter-in-law, now she is my husband's wife," said the wife sorrowfully.
Aman also expressed his disappointment, especially since his grandfather and grandmother were mentioned to have known about this infidelity and even helped in his father's marriage.
Public Condemnation and Legal Challenges
Although in Islam, Muslim men in India are allowed to have up to four wives, polygamy is still considered a criminal act and can result in imprisonment for up to seven years under Indian law.
However, to date, there has been no official report submitted to the local police.
Authorities stated they are ready to take action if there is an official report from a family member.
This forbidden intergenerational love story has suddenly become a target of widespread condemnation on social media, especially in India.
Ironically, similar cases have not occurred only this time.
In April 2025, a woman was also reported to have fled with her future grandchild, taking about Rp 86 million in cash and jewelry worth more than Rp 123 million.
(mag/rahel sianipar/The Shiro Copr)
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