The groom carries a 35-foot-long garland of banknotesImage credit source: YouTube/@MuhammadIlyas-l2n
Recently, a boyfriend’s currency note garland in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, attracted people’s attention on social media when a mini truck driver allegedly stole some of the notes and ran away. However, in this dramatic incident, the way the stable boy got off the mare and chased the truck driver was worth seeing. Now a series of similar stories from neighboring Pakistan are making headlines. The garland is not like that either, it is 35 feet long. It is known that this garland of notes was given to the groom by his brother.
According to media reports, the case comes from Bhakkar district of Punjab province in Pakistan, where a resident of Kotla Jam town gifted a 35-foot-long note garland to his brother, the groom, to make the wedding even more special. One lakh Pakistani rupees notes were used in this. His video has also gone viral on YouTube, in which the groom’s smile stands out wearing a garland of banknotes.
Money garland made with 2000 bills
It is said that around 2,000 banknotes were used to make this garland. The garland was made by sewing 200 75 rupee notes and 1700 50 rupee notes. According to an IANS report, a grand wedding took place in Sialkot, Pakistan in November where not only foreign currency notes were thrown but expensive mobile phones were also distributed among the guests. The groom’s family was said to have celebrated the wedding by giving expensive gifts to the guests.
Watch the video of the 35-foot-long note garland here
What happened in Meerut, UP?
When the truck driver ran away after blowing up the groom’s banknote garland, the groom also got off the mare and immediately started chasing him. What happened next, the boyfriend climbed into the truck like Spiderman and then grabbed the driver. The video that went viral shows the groom getting into a truck and hitting its driver, who had allegedly stolen cash from the wedding paraphernalia.
