An Indian carpenter working in Dubai who was unable to fly home to Kerala, India, for his wedding six months ago, finally did so on Monday evening.
Kamalesh Chandran, 26, had to miss his wedding that was scheduled for May 2, 2012 and in a strange turn of events, his sister took his marriage vow on his behalf, fulfilling the religious requirements in his absence.
Chandran technically returns to India believing he is already married, although he was not part of any marriage rituals himself.
Chandran was employed as a carpenter in Dubai had to resign from his job after his employer had failed to grant him leave for the wedding.
After the resignation, the employer, however, promised to relieve him of his responsibilities and send him home.
Chandran waited at the airport on the day before the wedding and the employer never showed up.
21/11/12 Joseph George/Emiraters 24|7
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Kamalesh Chandran, 26, had to miss his wedding that was scheduled for May 2, 2012 and in a strange turn of events, his sister took his marriage vow on his behalf, fulfilling the religious requirements in his absence.
Chandran technically returns to India believing he is already married, although he was not part of any marriage rituals himself.
Chandran was employed as a carpenter in Dubai had to resign from his job after his employer had failed to grant him leave for the wedding.
After the resignation, the employer, however, promised to relieve him of his responsibilities and send him home.
Chandran waited at the airport on the day before the wedding and the employer never showed up.
21/11/12 Joseph George/Emiraters 24|7
