Priyanka Tiwari
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A unique and deeply emotional wedding took place at SKMCH Hospital in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, setting an inspiring example of love and devotion within a family. Abhishek Kumar, the grandson, tied the knot inside the hospital’s Shiva temple to fulfill the dying wish of his ailing grandmother. Her only desire was to witness her grandson’s wedding, and the family went to great lengths to make it happen.
Grandmother Battled Illness in ICU
Rita Devi, a resident of Mithanpura, had been critically ill for a long time and was undergoing treatment in the Covid ICU at SKMCH. Abhishek’s wedding was originally planned for the following month, but fate had other plans. As her condition worsened, she expressed her final wish—to see Abhishek get married.
Understanding the gravity of the situation, the family immediately reached out to the bride’s side, explaining the circumstances. Without hesitation, the bride’s family agreed, allowing the wedding to take place sooner than planned. Just two hours after witnessing the ceremony, Rita Devi peacefully passed away, but with her heart filled with joy.
A Blessing in the Hospital’s Shiva Temple
The wedding was conducted with full traditional rituals in the Shiva temple on the hospital premises. After exchanging vows, Abhishek and his bride rushed to their grandmother’s bedside, touching her feet and receiving her blessings. The moment was bittersweet—she had seen her cherished wish fulfilled, but soon after, she breathed her last.
A Moment of Mixed Emotions for the Family
For the family, the event was an overwhelming mix of joy and sorrow. Seeing Rita Devi’s eyes light up with happiness during her final moments brought solace to her loved ones. Hospital staff, patients, and visitors who witnessed the emotional scene couldn’t hold back their tears.
The story of this heartfelt wedding has now gone viral, touching hearts across the country. Many are praising the family’s devotion and the bride and groom’s willingness to make a selfless decision in honor of their grandmother’s final wish.
