In Buxar, Bihar, a joyful wedding ceremony was abruptly turned into a scene of horror when a jilted lover shot the bride during the 'Jaimala' ceremony. This ceremony, which is a significant tradition where the bride and groom exchange garlands, was ongoing when the gunman, identified to be the bride's former partner, opened fire indiscriminately. The groom and the bride had just exchanged garlands and the atmosphere was filled with joy until this tragic event unfolded.

The incident occurred right after the 'Jaimala' ceremony, which is typically a moment of celebration in weddings, especially in the Indian culture. The firing created panic among the guests, turning a happy occasion into a tragedy that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons. Witnesses and attendees were left in shock, with many rushing to flee the site amidst the chaos that ensued.

Local authorities have been alerted and investigations are underway to apprehend the shooter and understand the motives behind this act of violence. This incident raises significant concerns about safety at public gatherings, especially in festive events like weddings, where emotions can sometimes turn violent. The community is now faced with the aftermath of this horrific act, prompting discussions about relationship violence and security measures at events.