Bhopal: Bhopal MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, who has always been in the news for her statements, has done a commendable job this time. Recently, they got two daughters of a poverty-stricken parent married. Last Wednesday, MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur yellowed the hands of the daughters of a family who were disturbed by the hardships in her official residence and got them married and sent them away. MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur reportedly gifted clothes, utensils, wedding pairs, and rings for both the grooms by relishing them themselves. The government accommodation was decorated with flowers and lighting.

At around 7 pm, the grooms from Ujjain reached the MP's residence with Barat and got married. Tell all of you that Narmada Prasad Mishra, who lives in Tila Rampura in the capital Bhopal, lives with his wife and lives in the house. Narmada Prasad has two daughters Chanchal and Sandhya. His two daughters were linked to the sons of a farmer family in Nanukhera village of Ujjain but the lockdown made it difficult to run the house.

There was a shortage of money for the wedding. Meanwhile, one day Narmada Prasad along with his wife reached the official residence of MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur and sought financial assistance for the marriage of the daughters. Seeing this, MP Pragya Thakur herself asked them to take up the responsibility of the marriage of the two girls. sHe then married Narmada's two daughters Sandhya and Chanchal with fanfare. Now both the daughters say, "We will never be able to repay the gratitude that MP Didi has done by getting us married.'' On the other hand, MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur says, "I am very happy today. I have sent my daughters off with all my heart, I wished God to do this work, and I will continue to help the needy.''

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