A video of a woman creating ruckus in an Amul parlour has been shared by several social media users. The woman can be heard saying that her husband tricked her into getting married in an Arya Samaj temple and turned out to be a father of two. People sharing the video are claiming that a Muslim man tricked a Hindu woman into marrying him. "A Muslim youth lied to a Hindu woman and got married to her in an Arya Samaj temple. He was a father of two. Ruckus was bound to happen once the truth came out and now the Hindu woman is cursing her destiny. (झूठ बोलकर दो बच्चों के बाप मुस्लिम युवक ने हिन्दू लड़की से आर्य समाज मंदिर में शादी की! सच्चाई सामने आईं तो हंगामा खड़ा होना ही था हिन्दू लड़की अब अपने तकदीर को कोस रही हैं।)"

From the account of Jitendra Kumar Nishad, the video drew 80,000 views. It is massively viral on Facebook.

Since jewellery brand Tanishq released an advertisement featuring an inter-faith couple, 'love jihad' claims are widely circulating online.

Fact-check

We found media reports upon searching with keywords such as 'Amul parlour' and 'Arya Samaj temple'. The incident took place in Bhanvarkuan, Indore. According to a Dainik Bhaskar report from October 14, the woman accused a man named Anand Patil of tricking her into a marriage. She alleged that Anand, who runs a milk parlour, said that he was an orphan.

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Bhopal Samachar also identified the woman's husband as Anand Patil. Local news website Swadesh had published a report on the incident.

Media out MP Breaking News spoke to the woman and uploaded her video statement on October 14. She identified herself as Neha Patil and her husband as Anand Patil in the interview. She informed that Anand's first marriage took place in 2010 which wasn't disclosed to her. He married Neha in 2017, telling her that he's an orphan.

A video of a woman thrashing her husband's Amul milk parlour, accusing him of tricking her into a marriage when he was wedded to another woman, is viral on social media. It has been shared with 'love jihad' spin despite the couple hailing from the same community. Tanishq's controversial ad has given a rise to such claims. Videos of a woman assaulted by a man in Jharkhand and a father pleading his daughter to not get into a love marriage were shared with similar 'love jihad' spin.

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