A groom-to-be in Indore has caused a stir after publishing a newspaper ad asking for full disclosure of his bride’s past before their wedding. The move comes in the wake of the Raja Raghuwanshi murder case, where a man was allegedly killed by his lover, Sonam Raghuwanshi.
The young man’s notice, printed in a local daily, directly appeals to the public. The ad states, “If the girl has had any past love affairs or if anyone has any objection to this marriage, please inform now. This public notice is being given so that no unpleasant situation arises after the marriage.”
Raja Raghuwanshi Murder Impact: Groom-To-Be Posts Public Ad In Newspaper
The man insists this is not for attention, but a genuine step to prevent any future problems. “It is better not to get married than to lose one’s life,” he reportedly said during a private chat. He believes honesty before marriage can prevent tragedy.
This bizarre ad shows growing anxiety among men after the high-profile murder case that shocked the nation. Many fear that hidden relationships or unresolved issues may turn deadly, just like in the Raghuwanshi case. This groom\’s method may be unusual, but it echoes a sentiment now shared by many.
Mistrust In Relationships Gets Louder
Some are calling this trend a “crisis of trust.” Psychologists say such steps could deepen insecurity in relationships, but also note that transparency matters. A person said, “There’s a crisis of trust, but such public moves show how deep the fear now runs.”
Online reactions are mixed. Some users support the ad, calling it “logical” and “cautious.” Others find it alarming, arguing that relationships should be built on personal trust, not public warnings. Still, the move has ignited a serious conversation about honesty, fear, and emotional safety in today’s relationships.
The incident reflects a changing mindset, one where love is increasingly guarded by caution, and weddings begin not just with rituals, but with reminders of real-life risks.
