A surprising incident has emerged from the Aharoula area of Azamgarh district in Uttar Pradesh, where a 55-year-old man, Amarjeet Maurya, is accused of preparing for his seventh marriage. In an unusual turn of events, it is his own minor son, Shani Maurya, who is opposing this marriage. Shani has filed a complaint with the police, pleading for their intervention to stop his father's nuptials, claiming that his father is on the verge of marrying for the seventh time.

According to reports, Amarjeet Maurya has a history of multiple marriages, having already tied the knot six times before. His son Shani revealed that his father had married his mother third and that there were two marriages prior to that. Amarjeet's most recent marriage occurred in 2024, which led to complications when his wife began demanding ownership of property, subsequently escalating into a conflict that resulted in her leaving the household. The son's actions to involve the police highlight familial tensions and the significant societal issues surrounding marriage practices in India.

This incident brings to light the complexities of marriage in some regions of India where polygamy is still practiced, despite legal restrictions. It raises questions about family dynamics and the impact of such relationships on children, particularly minors, who may feel compelled to act to protect their family units. The case also emphasizes the need for awareness and intervention in similar situations where the well-being of minors is at stake.