A story of warmth and secularity has been shared from a small town in Kerala.
Rajeshwari arrived in the family’s house when she was 7 or 8 years old and. As her father Saravanan was a coolie worker, he worked regularly at Abdulla’s residence and farmland at Kunnariyam. When he passed away, the family took her in and she grew up alongside the family’s three sons.
Kerala: A Muslim couple organised their foster daughter Rajeshwari’s marriage as per Hindu rituals in a temple in Kasaragod, yesterday. The couple raised Rajeshwari after her father, who was working on the couple’s farmland died when she was a child. pic.twitter.com/moIn2Wz2dc
— ANI (@ANI) February 17, 2020
Recently, the 22-year-old Rajeshwari got a marriage proposal from Vishnu and when they visited his house, the family insisted that they tie the knot in a temple. So they picked the Manyottu temple in Kanhangad where people of all religions are allowed.
Twitter is all praises for Rajeshwari’s story
How great ❣️❣️❣️
— Prajakta Pandey🇮🇳 (@PandeyPrajkta) February 17, 2020
Humanity exists
This is the beauty of our India.
— I stand with Shaheen Bagh (@GulRose_views) February 17, 2020
No matter how demotivating twitter seems due to sanghi people still i find some tweets everyday to balance it completely! 💖💖💖
— Dr. Achambit Santra (@5trillion_jumla) February 17, 2020
— Ajit Venugopal (@venugopal_ajit) February 19, 2020
Epic example of “Secular India”
— Outlander (@santlee25) February 17, 2020
Congratulations. Great work. May God bless them. for this kind and humanitarian work.
— 9437108647 Samir Kumar Jena. (@samirjenababu) February 18, 2020
This is why we call us Secular and cultured.
— Gopal Jaison (@jaison_gopal) February 17, 2020
These are the stories we need.
