Staff Reporter
Gujrat’s Assistant Commissioner Usman Ashraf and his bride Dr Natasha Rizwan chose to hold their walima in an entirely different way by taking it to the streets.
According to a private TV channel, they had tied the knot a few days ago. The AC told the TV channel: “In this time of Covid-19, gatherings are banned so we chose a simple reception and as I am working on two projects, including urban plantation and the education for street children, I thought we should celebrate our happiness with them.”
Usman’s wife said that she had dreamt of a lavish wedding but this was the best opportunity for her special day.
“We should normalize simple wedding trends and avoid extravagant expenses on rituals,” she stressed.
