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Woman travels thousands of kilometers to new country for wedding. The groom-to-be breaks up with her

Age certainly was a bar to this love story, which has ended in broken hearts and a visit to the Canadian Embassy. A Canadian woman met someone special on a dating app. The only problem was he was thousands of kilometres away, in India's Rajasthan. Still, as they chatted over the dating app, they became fond of each other, eventually agreeing to wed. A year into the relationship, she gathered her…

A Canadian woman met a man online and they fell in love, planning to marry. However, as the relationship progressed, she learned he was from India. Undeterred, she bought a ticket to India and arrived on November 11, seeking her partner. They met at the airport where he picked her up and drove her to his family's home. The family was initially welcoming, discussing the upcoming wedding.

But when they discovered she was 61 years old, they refused to allow the marriage to proceed. Heartbroken, the Canadian woman went to the Canadian Embassy. The Embassy notified the police, who apprehended the Indian man. He is being questioned while his 30-year-old girlfriend is staying at a center in Kotputli. The truth behind their breakup is still under investigation.

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