If you've ever climbed a mountain or dived into the deep blue, you know this universal truth: the smallest warning signs matter the most. A loose rock, a sudden current, ignore them, and the challenge becomes dangerous. Your body works the same way. Dr. Bharat, Medical Oncologist
Ditching Javelin, Sports Star Annu Rani Picks Up Gun; Fires Shots At Her Wedding. Meerut Cops Jump In — Why?
Ditching Javelin, Sports Star Annu Rani Picks Up Gun; Fires Shots At Her Wedding. Meerut Cops Jump In — Why?
A celebration meant for joy has now brought serious trouble for Haryana kickboxer Sahil Bhardwaj and his wife, international javelin thrower Annu Rani. The couple, who got married in Meerut this week, is facing legal action after a video from their wedding sparked concern among the authorities. Their grand ceremony took an unexpected turn when Sahil and Annu fired shots in the air on stage.
The visuals from the event show the newlyweds standing on stage as guests watch. In the clip, shared on Instagram, Sahil and Annu are both seen holding the rifle together during the ceremony before two rounds are fired into the air. Sahil reportedly also waved bundles of Rs 10 notes over Annu during the garland exchange and threw them in the air.
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Police Takes Action Against The Couple
As soon as the video gained attention online, officials in Meerut took note. Hindustan Times reported that Meerut Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Vipin Tada confirmed that a case has been registered against the couple at Sardhana police station.
The FIR has been filed under Section 125 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for an act that could endanger human life or safety, and under Sections 25 and 30 of the Arms Act. The rifle, officials said, belonged to a man named Satyanarayan. Police have stated that further investigation is underway and appropriate action will follow.
What Happened At The Ceremony
The wedding took place on Tuesday night, November 18, at a marriage palace in Meerut. Annu arrived in a traditional red lehenga and was welcomed by Sahil who went down on one knee and offered her a bouquet before leading her to the stage. While standing together, the couple held the rifle and Sahil fired two shots upwards.
The ceremony saw the presence of several sportspersons from different fields along with local politicians. The couple also held a grand reception in Rohtak, Haryana, on Wednesday, November 19.
The Athletes Behind The Headlines
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Annu Rani is one of India's most accomplished javelin throwers. She first gained attention in 2014 after breaking the national record and later became the first Indian woman to reach the javelin final at the World Athletics Championships in 2019. She won bronze at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games and clinched gold at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou. Though she missed direct qualification for the 2024 Paris Olympics, she secured her spot through world rankings.
Sahil Bhardwaj, originally from Sampla in Rohtak, is a four-time national champion in kickboxing. He won a bronze medal at the National Championship held in Chhattisgarh in July 2025. His family is based in Rohtak with business in US where his brother manages warehouses and gas stations. Sahil's father is a government employee at Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) and his mother is a homemaker.
Source: News18
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If you've ever climbed a mountain or dived into the deep blue, you know this universal truth: the smallest warning signs matter the most. A loose rock, a sudden current, ignore them, and the challenge becomes dangerous. Your body works the same way. Dr. Bharat, Medical Oncologist
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