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No big-fat wedding, Punjab CM Channi’s son to tie the knot in a low-key ceremony today

Punjab cabinet ministers and other politicians are invited for post-marriage lunch and reception a day later at a marriage palace in Mohali district’s Kharar

Published on: Oct 10, 2021, 01:25:39 IST
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Even as Punjab is known for its famed big-fat marriages, the wedding ceremony of chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi’s elder son Navjit Singh on Sunday will be a low-key affair.

Gurdwara Sacha Dhan at Phase 3, Mohali, the venue of the wedding ceremony of Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi’s elder son.
Gurdwara Sacha Dhan at Phase 3, Mohali, the venue of the wedding ceremony of Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi’s elder son.

Navjit will tie the knot with Simrandheer Kaur, an engineering graduate from Amlala village near Dera Bassi in Mohali district.

The marriage will take place as per Sikh rituals at Gurdwara Sacha Dhan at Phase 3, Mohali. “Only Close relatives have been invited for the marriage which was fixed much before he (Channi) was elevated as chief minister. After taking charge as CM, he didn’t change anything regarding his son’s marriage,” said a family member.

Earlier, the marriage rituals were to be performed at a gurdwara in Phase 8, Mohali, but it was changed to the Phase 3 gurdwara, which has space to accommodate a larger gathering. There will be no special decoration in the shrine. He personally visited the gurdwara on Tuesday to request the management for permission for the ceremony.

Though Channi has invited some central leaders and his Haryana counterpart Manohar Lal Khattar, Punjab Police officials said there was no confirmation of anyone visiting the marriage venue. Punjab cabinet ministers and other politicians are invited for post-marriage lunch and reception on Monday at a marriage palace in Sunny Enclave, Kharar.

A sangeet party was held on Saturday evening for which some cabinet ministers and family members were invited.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Vishal Rambani

Vishal Rambani is Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times, covering Punjab's political, governance and public policy landscape. With more than two decades of journalistic experience, he has extensively reported on politics, power and energy, crime, bureaucracy, environment, urban development and socio-economic issues. His reporting combines ground-level coverage with data-driven and investigative journalism, producing impactful stories on governance, regulatory affairs, corruption, public finance, elections and infrastructure. Over the years, he has broken several exclusive stories involving enforcement agencies, the power sector, real estate, and state administration, earning recognition for incisive reporting, accuracy and in-depth analysis of Punjab's evolving political and administrative landscape.

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