In a rare and unexpected move, a man from Kanpur Dehat, Yogesh Tiwari, not only accepted his wife Soni's affair with another man but went a step further—he organized their wedding. After discovering the relationship, Yogesh called a village panchayat (a traditional council), where Soni gave written consent to end their 15-year marriage. With the matter settled, Yogesh arranged the wedding ceremony at a local temple, attended by villagers and even police to ensure peace.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t your typical love triangle—it’s a story about unusual compassion and societal norms being challenged in rural India. While infidelity often leads to conflict, Yogesh’s response—mediated by a panchayat and carried out publicly—shows how some communities navigate complex personal disputes with surprising pragmatism. It raises questions about marriage, consent, and the evolving role of tradition in modern relationships. Whether you see it as progressive or just plain strange, it’s definitely a conversation starter.