Shruti Suman
In a twist to the conventional means of finding a life partner, a man from Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, is taking an unconventional route. Deependra Rathore, aged 29, has resorted to attaching hoardings on his e-rickshaw, publicly announcing his quest for a bride along with his personal details.
Deependra expresses his desire to marry but laments the challenge of finding a suitable partner, attributing it to what he perceives as a scarcity of women in society. He emphasizes that religious and caste differences hold no importance for him, welcoming proposals from any woman interested in marriage.
Despite efforts, including joining matrimonial groups, Deependra couldn’t find a match from his city. Consequently, he opted to display his details on the hoarding.
The advertisement provides comprehensive information about Deependra, including his age, height, date and time of birth, blood group, educational background, and ‘gotra’.
Deependra’s parents support his unconventional approach to finding a life partner. He explains, “My parents are occupied with religious activities, leaving me responsible for finding a suitable match.”
Deependra, who supports his family by operating his own e-rickshaw, assures that his future wife will be content and cherished. He also expresses willingness to consider a bride from outside his city.
