Two-foot tall man approaches Uttar Pradesh police, asks them to find him a bride
The man claimed that his family members were not getting him married and requested the police to find a match for him
Azeem Mansoori has approached the police, asking them to help him find a bride. Image courtesy: Facebook/Azeem Mansoori
Muzaffarnagar: Police in Uttar Pradesh’s Shamli district has received an unusual request — to find a bride for a two-foot-tall man.
Azim, 26, had on Tuesday approached the women police station in Shamli, claiming that his family members were not getting him married and requested the police to find a match for him.
However, he had no success.
Station House Officer of the police station Niraj Choudhry said police have no role in arranging marriages for people.
"We can help if there is a dispute between couples but to find a bride for a man is not our job," she said.
Azim’s family, who live in Kairana, said they want him to get married but someone should be willing to marry him.
He is physically weak and has got problems with his hands. We want him to be married to a person who can take care of him, Azim’s brother Mohammad Naeem said.
We have got many proposals including one from Moradabad and we are planning to travel there to see the woman, he added.
However, Azim claimed that his family was not sincere about his marriage.
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