In Faridabad, a 56-year-old man named Kumar faced a shocking revelation while applying for ₹71,000 in financial assistance under the Haryana government's Mukhyamantri Vivah Shagun scheme for his daughter's wedding. Upon application rejection in February, he discovered that official records listed him as deceased and his wife, Parvati Devi, as a widow on the Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) portal. Kumar, who works as a salesman earning ₹16,000 a month, was forced to borrow money from relatives for the wedding after the denial of assistance. Despite his efforts to correct the records, he encountered bureaucratic hurdles, with officials demanding various documents, including a marriage certificate, which he could not provide as he married in 1995 without registration. The situation escalated until Kumar presented his case at a grievance redressal cell on June 1, prompting the attention of senior officials. Anjali Shrotriya, the Additional Deputy Commissioner, confirmed that corrective actions are underway, including changing his wife's status back to married and restoring Kumar's name in the records. Kumar has also incurred legal expenses to obtain the necessary documentation for the corrections.