Anant Singh’s daughter’s wedding celebrations begin; grand ceremony to be held on November 25

Patna: (ABN) The wedding celebrations of Anant Singh, MLA of Makahama, and his daughter Shiwangi Singh have begun with traditional religious rituals. Anant Singh’s wife and former Makahama MLA Neelam Devi presented the first invitation for her daughter’s wedding at the feet of Goddess Durga on Tuesday. With this, the formal commencement of the wedding ceremonies scheduled for November 25 has begun. There is already considerable buzz in the area regarding this wedding. Neelam Devi shared a video on her social media account to announce this ritual. In the video, she is seen presenting the wedding invitation to the Goddess. She prayed to the Goddess that her daughter’s wedding be completed with joy and happiness, without any obstacles.

Anant Singh has also arranged a horse race in his native village, Nadoan, located in the flood-affected area of Barh, on the occasion of his daughter’s wedding. Participation by renowned horses and riders from across the country is expected in this race, which will take place from 2 pm to 4 pm on November 25. Special prizes have been kept for the winners of the race. The winner of the first position will be given a Thar car, the runner-up a motorcycle, and the third-place finisher a scooter. Anant Singh has a passion for horse riding and also owns horses. In line with this passion, he has arranged this race to make the wedding ceremony more interesting.

Anant Singh’s daughter Shiwangi Singh is set to marry Rishikesh Kumar, who resides in the United States and has completed his MBA there. His family is from Bhatta in Patna district. Rishikesh’s father, Ranuje Singh, is a Commandant in the CRPF. His home is in Krishna Nagar, Bhatta, although he is originally from Ghora Top village. Anant Singh will hold his daughter’s wedding in his native village, Nadoan. Work has begun on constructing a large pandal in the village. According to locals, tents are being set up on approximately 10 bighas of land. Tent makers from Mau, Uttar Pradesh, have been invited for this purpose. Invitations are being sent to Anant Singh’s relatives, friends, well-wishers, and supporters. Locals claim that five to ten lakh people are expected to attend the ceremony, although the actual number of guests can only be estimated at the time of the event.