Bride marries wrong man

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An Indian woman ended up marrying the wrong man by mistake after a slip of the tongue by the priest.

The priest mixed up the groom with his brother at a Muslim wedding in Udaiya, Uttar Pradesh, reports Press Trust of India.

During the exchange of vows, the priest said Mehraj instead of Siraj and the bride, not hearing him, consented.

The faux pas came to light the following morning when the groom's family saw the marriage document


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