Woman narrates how she was forced into a arranged marriage with a disabled man

An Indian woman was deceived and forced into an arranged marriage with a disabled man who raped her while his mother gave him directions. She has now shared her heartbreaking story with the world.

Sunny Angel was only 19 when her parents advertised her on three Hindu websites. Her profile on the site described her personality, bra size, and height.

After seeing a few men, her parents settled on 25-year-old Ajay (not his real name) for her.

Ajay wrote love letters to Sunny, promising to 'treat her like a princess'. He also phoned her on occasions. 

But when they met in person for the first time, just weeks before their wedding, it became clear that his voice was completely different and she realised that is was another person she had been speaking to.

This worried Sunny but she felt like she had to go through with the nuptials as she didn’t want to bring dishonour to her family.

They married in front of 500 guests, but Sunny said her wedding day felt ‘like a funeral’, and she couldn’t even see her groom’s face as it was covered the whole day.

But things got worse on her wedding night. It became clear that Ajay had severe learning difficulties and was described by Sunny as having the ‘mental age of a child.’ It also became clear that the love letters Sunny got from Ajay during courtship had been written by his mother, who told her son to take off Sunny’s clothes and hit her if she tried to resist him during sex.

An Indian woman was deceived and forced into an arranged marriage with a disabled man who raped her while his mother gave him directions. She has now shared her heartbreaking story with the world.

Sunny Angel was only 19 when her parents advertised her on three Hindu websites. Her profile on the site described her personality, bra size, and height.

After seeing a few men, her parents settled on 25-year-old Ajay (not his real name) for her.

Ajay wrote love letters to Sunny, promising to 'treat her like a princess'. He also phoned her on occasions. 

But when they met in person for the first time, just weeks before their wedding, it became clear that his voice was completely different and she realised that is was another person she had been speaking to.

This worried Sunny but she felt like she had to go through with the nuptials as she didn’t want to bring dishonour to her family.

They married in front of 500 guests, but Sunny said her wedding day felt ‘like a funeral’, and she couldn’t even see her groom’s face as it was covered the whole day.

But things got worse on her wedding night. It became clear that Ajay had severe learning difficulties and was described by Sunny as having the ‘mental age of a child.’ It also became clear that the love letters Sunny got from Ajay during courtship had been written by his mother, who told her son to take off Sunny’s clothes and hit her if she tried to resist him during sex.

She also thinks that Ajay is just as much a victim as she is, and said: ‘He was clearly vulnerable – if they’d wanted a carer, it would have been better, but his mum was obviously just using him to reproduce to make money out of him.