Father in his 50s who secretly married his teenage son's fiancee...My grandparents helped me

Jul 09, 2025

Father in his 50s who secretly married his teenage son's fiancee...My grandparents helped me
Shakil, a 55-year-old man who fled with his son's fiancee, Ayesha, 22, right. Photo Source=Yupitak News SNS



In India, a father in his 50s runs away with his teenage son's fiancee, shocking him.

The man was found to be the father of six children and the grandfather of three grandchildren.

Shaquille, a 55-year-old man living in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, India, promised to marry her 15-year-old son Ayeisha, a 22-year-old woman from a nearby village, and prepared for the marriage, according to local media Yupitak News.




The family opposed the marriage for financial reasons, but Shaquille braved it and actively pursued it.

Since then, Shaquille has frequently visited Ayesha's house in the name of preparing for marriage.

Shaquille's wife, who was suspicious of this, said she witnessed the strange atmosphere of her husband and Ayesha several times.




The wife, who found the details of the two's friendly video calls and photo transmission on her husband's phone, informed her son.

Aman, overcome with betrayal, eventually declared the end of his engagement.

But Shaquille's relationship with Ayesha isn't over.




In early June, Shaquille disappeared with Ayesha after leaving the house, telling his family that he was `going to Delhi to work.'

Afterwards, the family confirmed that Shaquille had taken about 240,000 rupees (about 3.85 million won) of cash and gold at home.

A few days later, Shaquille called his wife and married Ayesha" he informed.

"Ayesha was my son's fiancée, and now she is my husband's wife," the wife said, expressing her terrible feelings.

Aman also added a shocking revelation. "My grandparents knew about my father's relationship with Ayesha and helped me get married," he insisted.

In India, Muslim men can have up to four wives, but if they are not Muslim, bigamy is legally prohibited and can face up to seven years in prison. In addition, taking family property without permission can be sentenced to up to three years in prison or fined.

However, the local police have not yet received an official complaint, and have said they will launch an investigation if the complaint comes in.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.