US Edition‘I'm Free…’: Assam Man Celebrates Divorce By Bathing In 40 Litres Of Milk
- Manik Ali celebrated his divorce by bathing in 40 litres of milk, stating, "I am free from today."
- Ali's wife allegedly eloped with her lover twice, prompting his decision to file for divorce.
- The incident occurred in Baraliyapar village, Assam, and the video of the act went viral, garnering over three million views.
- Reactions online varied, with some criticizing the waste of milk and others supporting his unique celebration.
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madhyamamonline.comAssam man celebrates divorce by bathing in 40 litres of milk
Different people have different ways of celebrating after cutting off a toxic former partners from their lives. This man in Assam did it with a 40-litre milk bath. Manik Ali is going viral on the internet for the way he chose to celebrate his divorce from his wife, who allegedly eloped with her lover multiple times. Also ReadTelangana: Woman files complaint against neighbour for injuring hen According to reports, Ali’s wife had eloped at least t…
"I'm free" Man bathes in 40 litres of milk to celebrate divorce
A man has become an internet sensation after a video of him bathing with approximately 40 litres of milk to celebrate his divorce went viral.Manik Ali, of Baraliarpar near Mukalmua, Assam's Nalbari district in India, was filmed by a neighbour celebrating his divorce.In the widely shared footage, Ali can be seen at his home's tube well, pouring four buckets of milk on himself, exclai
Aruser@s, with Alfonso Arús at the front in La Sexta, has again put the focus on a trend that is giving a lot to talk about.What began as an individual expression of freedom, has ended up becoming a new form of celebration that leaves no one indifferent.In social networks and in the streets of some cities, the scene surprises with its festive air and, at the same time, so symbolizes.The program has given voice to a new trend that is gaining prom…
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