Mass pregnancy test for brides

Its nothing bad in it its better not to marry than to have a failed marriage. :)

Its nothing bad in it its better not to marry than to have a failed marriage. :)

This is okay. But should such tests be public. Why these cannot be private.

A bizarre news of mass pregnancy test of brides at a common wedding ceremony has been reported from Madhya Pradesh. Some brides were found pregnant and disqualified for wedding.

What do you think about such tests conducted publicly?


http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Bhopal/MP-Brides-put-through-pregnancy-test-at-mass-wedding/Article1-1073332.aspx

A bizarre news of mass pregnancy test of brides at a common wedding ceremony has been reported from Madhya Pradesh. Some brides were found pregnant and disqualified for wedding.

What do you think about such tests conducted publicly?


http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Bhopal/MP-Brides-put-through-pregnancy-test-at-mass-wedding/Article1-1073332.aspx

Money lures. But Mukhyamantri Kanyadan Yojna. is silent about 'pregnancy is a disqualification.' Janpad Panchayat CEO BK Singh, however, denied the report.

I just read the news in a daily. The scheme was meant for only unmarried girls and has no provision for pregnant woman (married or unmarried). They were trying to get the benefits that were not meant for them.

I just read the news in a daily. The scheme was meant for only unmarried girls and has no provision for pregnant woman (married or unmarried). They were trying to get the benefits that were not meant for them.

Actually newspapers and electronic media tries to play with sentiments of public, they never see the legal aspect of a matter. They must sell, that is the whole game plan.

I just read the news in a daily. The scheme was meant for only unmarried girls and has no provision for pregnant woman (married or unmarried). They were trying to get the benefits that were not meant for them.

Actually newspapers and electronic media tries to play with sentiments of public, they never see the legal aspect of a matter. They must sell, that is the whole game plan.

Indian Media is known for, "Ready to stoop down to any level for a price" attitude.

I just read the news in a daily. The scheme was meant for only unmarried girls and has no provision for pregnant woman (married or unmarried). They were trying to get the benefits that were not meant for them.

Actually newspapers and electronic media tries to play with sentiments of public, they never see the legal aspect of a matter. They must sell, that is the whole game plan.

Indian Media is known for, "Ready to stoop down to any level for a price" attitude.

They make such a big hue and cry that people begin to take wrong for right and right for wrong without going deep into matter.

Its nothing bad in it its better not to marry than to have a failed marriage. :)

This is okay. But should such tests be public. Why these cannot be private.