Double Standards much Veer? :@ - Page 7

My answer to gaalis Veer is getting😕

this is fact from Wikipedia

Levirate marriage is a type of marriage in which the brother of a deceased man is obligated to marry his brother's widow, and the widow is obligated to marry her deceased husband's brother. Levirate marriage has been practiced by societies with a strong clan structure in which exogamous marriage, i.e. that outside the clan, was forbidden. It is or was known in many societies around the world. The practice is similar to widow inheritance, where, for example, the deceased husband's kin can dictate whom the widow may marry.

The term is a derivative of the Latin word levir, meaning "husband's brother".

Levirate was quite common in rural India until as recently as a few years ago, and is still practiced in certain parts of Punjab and Haryana. It is called "Latta Odhna" in the Jats of Haryana, Latta being the Haryanvi word for a cloth that women used to cover their heads and faces, and Odhna translating as "covering/wearing". This is also called "Chadar Dhakna" in other parts, Chadar being Hindi for Latta, and Dhakna being Hindi for Odhna.

The practice probably originated centuries ago in agrarian societies where vocational opportunities for women other than working at home were non-existent, and re-marriage or going back to the parents' home was not an option. Also the practice ensured and continues to do so that any land or property owned by the deceased husband would continue to stay in the family. To ensure this if the widow did not have any male progeny and a levirate was not possible she would also be made to adopt a nephew of her husband. The commoner practice was for the widow to be married off to an unmarried younger brother—-a custom referred to as Niyoga. The ceremony was generally a low-key affair where families from both the widow and the husband's side got together and came to the decision without any of the fanfare that was generally associated with weddings.

In recent years, the levirate has all but disappeared except from the remote rural areas.

arey....Ichha ne wohi kiya jo Tapori ne bola.....pare Tapori ko kisne bola tha ki to buy one to get two free..........

Originally posted by: SRKLuvr

thanks^^^^ for being the first person to agree😊

Originally posted by: arunima_luvdsky

So nothing wrong If veer marrries Ichcha😊

Originally posted by: rahulvaid001

arunima today u r in a serious mode ji😃but i m loving it also😃aap aaj case jeet kar hi manoge😉

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hum bhi apna gyan dikha rahey thay thoda😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

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Originally posted by: rahulvaid001

arrey again confused😕ichha ne kiya nahin ichaa se karvaya gaya😕and she was plain dumb but not despo and harmful

well ichha claimed to love veer then such much fell in love with vansh😆 now if her weird love for veer awakens again then ram hi rakhe😆 thats not love either say u love one or the other😆 Ichha was not forced to marry or love Vansh she has an unfortunate habit of loving people who bug her and it was her own stupidity and naivety to give up Veer also and as for tapu ive already explained her thing with sid was nothing more than an infatuation she mistook for love. and I know she didnt love veer at the beginning. But then she grew to and then didnt realise the transition when it took place. SO Ichha is equally in it!

Originally posted by: arunima_luvdsky

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hum bhi apna gyan dikha rahey thay thoda😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

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of course its a ritual but this is all to convenient for veer! normally those brothers and bhabhis marry out of compromise but here veer has his eye on ichha 24/7 only cos he wants her! its almost like vansh and tapu are out of the way so he has his chance back😡 I just wanna get my revenge!

Nahin Chalega Nahin Chalega😆....Double Standard wala veer hamari no standard wali despo ke liye nahin chalega😆apnaa toh bas yeh naara hai poor baba veer ko dobara lootne se bachana hai😉😆