Fight over rasgulla at Agra wedding gets 6 people to hospital

Rasgulla shortage may be a trivial matter to some but for some invitees to a wedding party in Uttar Pradesh's Agra, it was not!
On Sunday night, November 19, a clash erupted during a wedding gathering in Agras' Shamshabad area, leaving individuals wounded due to a scarcity of rasgullas, reported Press Trust of India.

What happened?

• The fight unfolded at the house of Brijbhan Kushwaha during a wedding function, after rumours about a shortage in the supply of rasgullas floated.
• The exchange of punches and blows resulted in the injury of six people and their subsequent hospitalisation.
• Anil Sharma, the Station House Officer (SHO) of Shamsabad police station, confirmed the incident to the PTI and said that those hospitalised are now out of danger.

Cops in

• SHO Sharma, briefing the PTI about the situation on Monday, November 20, said,

• This seemingly innocuous comment quickly turned into a physical fight, resulting in injuries to Bhagwan Devi, Yogesh, Manoj, Kailash, Dharmendra, and Pawan.
• An official case has also been registered in connection with the incident, said SHO Sharma hinting at legal repercussions.
• He also assured the well-being of those injured, indicating that they are now in stable condition.

Regrettably, this incident is not the first of its kind in Agra. Last October, a similar situation unfolded in Etmadpur, where a man lost his life in a brawl over the shortage of sweets during a wedding celebration.