In a tragic incident that has shaken the Surasagar area of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, two sisters, Shobha and Vimla, took their own lives just hours before a wedding that was to take place in their family. The area was filled with festivities as relatives celebrated, participating in traditional rituals. However, the celebratory mood turned to horror when the sisters were found unconscious after consuming a poisonous substance. Family members rushed them to a hospital, but the doctors declared them dead before any help could be provided.

The sisters had reportedly gone to sleep after the celebratory events that continued until late Friday night. Their sudden decline in health in the early hours of the morning caught the family off guard. Following their deaths, the family made arrangements for the sisters' last rites without reporting the incident to the authorities, which raises questions about the reasons and circumstances that led to such a drastic and tragic decision. It was not until their younger sister informed their uncle, Jaswant Singh, that the police were notified of the situation.

This incident highlights the deep-rooted societal pressures and mental health issues that can affect individuals, especially in the context of family and societal expectations tied to marriage. As the police begin their investigation into the matter, it underscores the need for greater awareness and support systems to help individuals facing such emotional turmoil, especially in high-stress situations like weddings.