Hajipur: The wedding took place in an unusual way in Hajipur, Bihar. The bride was the daughter of a female patient undergoing treatment in a government hospital in Hajipur, and the groom became an employee of the hospital serving her mother. Actually, the last wish of the female patient was that her son-in-law should be like the one serving her in the hospital. On hearing the last wish of his patient, the health worker agreed to this. He left the world the very next day after his daughter's marriage.

On April 18, Manika Devi, a resident of Kakarhatta in Biddupur, was seriously burnt in an accident. He was admitted to the Government Sadar Hospital in Hajipur for treatment. His daughter Preeti was taking care of him by staying with him in the hospital. Maninder Kumar Singh, a health worker posted at Sadar Hospital, was serving in the treatment of Manika Devi. Manvinder was responsible for dressing, testing and giving medicine. The condition of Preeti's mother was critical. Meanwhile, the ailing Manika Devi expressed concern about the marriage of her daughter Preeti to the concerned Maninder in a timely manner.

Requested Maninder to hold daughter Preeti's hand. Seeing the poor condition of his patient and his last wish, Maninder also agreed to the marriage without thinking. Due to the treatment, preparations were made for the marriage and the fellow health workers and nurses of the hospital became the wedding procession. Maninder and Preeti got married with pomp. Seeing this instant marriage, it is very difficult to guess that this marriage was a marriage of only 15 days due to the treatment of family members and health workers. The last stop of this whole story was emotional. After donating her daughter, Manika Devi's health started deteriorating and after two days of marriage she left the world saying goodbye. There is talk of marriage everywhere.

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