Covid Causes Wedding Woes To Pak Bride & Indian Groom; Duo Appeal To PM Modi For Visa

via https://youtu.be/senboYLI-2k As Coronavirus-induced lockdown foiled the wedding plans of Pakistan-based Sumaila and Kamal Kalyan from India’s Jalandhar, the couple has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in securing visas for the would-be bride and her family for their wedding. The duo who got engaged online in 2018, had planned to get married in March, but the ceremony was delayed in the wake of COVID-19. The couple plans to get married as soon as the Indian government grants them visas. READ Newly Married Man Meets Wife After Defeating Coronavirus Kalyan has prepared the papers for visa sponsorship. But he was unable to send these papers to Pakistan due to the lockdown. I urge the Government of India to issue visas and open the borders to we can be married soon — Sumaila Meanwhile, Kamal Kalyan from Jalandhar also appealed to PM Modi to grant a visa to Sumaila so she can come to India and they can get married. Couple never met each other before Kamal's father Om Prakash said that Sumaila is the daughter of his cousin Asiya. Sumaila is the daughter of my cousin Asiya so I decided to fix this relationship. My son got engaged but he could not get married due to lockdown Wedding celebrations get Coronavirus twist Wedding planners are adapting to changing times and adapting themselves to provide the best possible services to their clients, amid the relaxations in the Coronavirus induced lockdown. READ | Covid Weddings Get Innovative With Matching Masks, Streaming, 'aangan Ceremonies' & More