Put your eyes, my hands, life together !; Everywhere there is talk of different marriages in Yavatmal

Yavatmal : Both of them are crippled. Coincidentally, the two came in contact with each other. The subject grew closer to marriage. The limits of survival began to be obstructed. But, with confidence and mutual trust, the problem was solved. Saying ‘Your eyes, my hands, let’s spend life together’, both of them said goodbye. The unique marriage ceremony of Satish Madavi and Sonali Devtale took place on Thursday at Lok Nayak Bapuji Ane Mahila Mahavidyalaya.

Rotary Club President Pvt. Dr. Manik Mehre, Project Coordinator Rajesh Gadhikar, Secretary Anant Pandey and Sarita Wadhwani took the initiative. Both Satish and Sonali are in dire straits. Neither has patriarchy. Satish’s mother died a few years ago and he became an orphan. Lack of vision in both eyes did not lead to education. On the other hand, the situation of Sonali in Wagahpur is no different. When the father left, the mother raised him as a mercenary. He contracted polio and lost both his legs. The mother’s concern increased. But, Satish and Sonali both came together for some reason. Their love blossomed. The subject reached the wedding. As soon as they got information about this, social workers from Yavatmal rushed to their aid.

Rotary took the initiative and decided to tie the knot together. Satish also decided to leave the Daily Needs shop and make a living. Sonali was donated by Dhananjay Tambekar and Sushma Tambekar, Managing Directors of Godavari Urban. He also announced that he would give her five thousand rupees a month so that she would not have any problem in her future life. District Collector Amol Yedge, Sub-Divisional Officer Aniruddha Bakshi, Municipal Council Chief Madhuri Madavi, Dr. Surendra Padmavar, Satish Phatak, Principal Dr. Durgesh Kunte, Dr. Vijay Kavalkar, Pradeep Wadnerkar, Dr. Prakash Nandurkar, Vinayak Date and other dignitaries from various parts of the city were present.

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