Arun Panwar’s Wedding or ‘Cash Scandal’? ₹71 Lakh Cash and 21 Tola Gold Spark Massive Outrage

Arun Panwar Cash Controversy: Gurugram-based automobile YouTuber Arun Panwar is currently making headlines on social media because of his wedding. But the buzz isn’t about his new car or a luxurious vacation, but rather the extravagant “gifts” he received at his engagement ceremony.

A video is rapidly going viral on social media, showcasing stacks of cash and gold jewelry. Let’s find out what the whole matter is and why the internet world is divided into two camps.

What was received as “gifts”? (Complete List)

In the video, a man proudly announces on the microphone that this is not dowry, but “gifts.” The items listed have left everyone stunned:

71 lakh rupees in cash

21 tolas of gold (approximately 210 grams)

Gold chain (5.5 tolas), bracelet (4 tolas), and several rings.

Gold jewelry not only for the groom but also for his father, uncle, brother, sister, and sister-in-law.

 

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Why the uproar on social media?

As soon as this video appeared on Instagram, #ArunPanwar became the target of trolls. People are angry that this massive transaction is being justified by calling it a “tradition” or “gift.”

Legal implications: Many users reminded everyone that under the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961, both giving and receiving dowry is a crime, whether you call it a “gift” or anything else.

Questions raised about the wife: Arun’s wife is a doctor. People are questioning how, despite being so educated, she can be a part of this old and regressive practice?

Sarcasm and memes: Some users jokingly wrote, “Congratulations on being sold, brother!” while others said, “You could open a showroom with that much money.” A group of supporters also came forward While there is criticism on one side, some of Arun’s fans have also come to his defense. They argue that the girl’s family gave the gift willingly and that it is part of their family tradition. According to them, if both families are happy, then outsiders shouldn’t have a problem.