Married at the age of seventy-five, died the day after the wedding!


Published: 06:43 1 October 2025
Seventy-five-year-old Sanguram, in the twilight of his life, married a woman less than half his age to overcome loneliness. But the happiness of the new couple did not last long. He died suddenly the morning after the wedding. This incident has created a sensation in the area. There has been a lot of speculation about whether it was a natural death or there is some other mystery behind it.
According to local sources, Sanguram's first wife died about a year ago. Due to being childless, he lived alone for a long time. He used to spend his days farming. To overcome loneliness, he recently decided to get married again.
Sanguram's relatives said that many in the family objected to his decision to get married at this age. Still, Sanguram did not listen to anyone. He married 35-year-old Manabhavati Devi of Jalalpur area last Monday (September 29). After the legal process of the court, the wedding ceremony was held in a local temple according to social customs.
Newlywed Manabhavati said, “We talked for a long time on the wedding night. My husband asked me to take care of the family and told me to take care of the children.”
But on Tuesday morning, Sanguram’s condition suddenly deteriorated. He was rushed to the hospital where the doctors declared him dead. The day after the wedding, various rumors spread in the village about this sudden death. A section of the village people believe that his death was natural due to age. However, another section has expressed doubts about this death.
Currently, the relatives of the deceased, especially the nephews who are in Delhi, have blocked the last rites. They claim that the cremation cannot be done until they arrive. Questions have also started to arise at the local level about whether there will be a police investigation or an autopsy in this incident.
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