Prayagraj (India) - The joy after a wedding in India was short-lived: two days after the couple got married, the bride had to go to hospital in severe pain. What emerged there - literally - changed everything.

On February 24, the arranged marriage ceremony was held in the Indian village of Jasra . The wedding party traditionally gathered in the groom's hometown for the occasion.

The couple exchanged flower garlands and then a ceremony was held which, according to News18, lasted late into the night.

The next day, the bride then escorted her groom to her in-laws' house, which was also her home from then on. In addition to the family, guests and neighbors joined them to admire the bride and perform the "Muh Dikhai" ceremony.

One day later, everything looked like a successful wedding. Early in the morning, the bride served tea to her new family to show her respect and keep the mood upbeat. Then, in the evening, the tide turned.

The young woman suddenly complained of severe stomach pains that made her scream. The groom's family immediately drove her to hospital. The diagnosis made there left everyone stunned.

The bride was pregnant and in labor! Just two hours later, she gave birth to a baby.

However, her parents-in-law were not at all happy about the newborn and confronted the bride's parents. They accused them of hiding the pregnancy from them .

The bride's parents then claimed that the pregnancy had come about because the couple had already met before the wedding. After the wedding was arranged last May, there was allegedly contact between the engaged couple.

However, the groom denied this. "My wedding was only arranged four months ago, in October," said the Indian. He also explained that he would no longer accept the young woman as his bride. This view was shared by his parents, who have now demanded the return of all gifts and possessions exchanged during the wedding.

The bride's mother was also outraged and accused the in-laws of only wanting the dowry and abandoning their daughter. She insisted that the marriage would not be dissolved.

After the dispute between the families escalated, an official meeting was held in the village. It was decided that the bride would have to return to her parents' housewith the baby .