Whenever a celebrity wedding is on the cards, social media buzz is inevitable. The recent case of Indian women’s cricket star Smriti Mandhana is no exception.
Smriti was scheduled to get married a few days ago, but the wedding was suddenly postponed indefinitely after reports emerged that her father faced a serious heart issue. It was understood that Smriti would not go ahead with the wedding unless her father was by her side.
While the ceremony is on hold, social media has been flooded with speculations and rumors about the groom, Palash Muchhal. Some posts suggested alleged infidelity, while others claimed that the couple mutually decided to call off the wedding. The rumors gained traction after Smriti deleted all her wedding-related posts on Instagram, further fueling speculation.
At this sensitive time, the family needs privacy and space to process the situation. Unfortunately, social media often becomes a hotbed for unverified claims, putting unnecessary pressure on individuals. Many feel that users should exercise empathy and discretion, rather than spreading unconfirmed rumors just to attract attention.
The consensus now is clear: this is a personal matter, and respect for privacy should take precedence over online speculation.
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