Global Invite: Anant Singh Goes Grand for Daughter Shivangi’s Wedding
Mokama MLA Anant Singh opens invitations to the world for daughter Shivangi's grand wedding, featuring 150 dishes and high-profile guests.
In a gesture that blends political diplomacy with personal celebration, Mokama MLA Anant Singh has issued an open invitation to the world for the upcoming wedding of his daughter, Shivangi. Scheduled for November 25, 2026, the event is being planned on a scale that promises to be one of the most talked-about celebrations in the region.
A Welcome Without Borders
While showcasing the wedding invitation card, Anant Singh made it clear that the festivities are not limited by geography or nationality. In a surprising move, the legislator stated that guests from "Hindustan, Pakistan, or any corner of the world" are welcome to join the celebrations, emphasizing a spirit of inclusivity for the big day.
A Power-Packed Guest List
The wedding is expected to become a convergence point for India's most influential political figures. Anant Singh intends to bridge the gap between ruling and opposition parties by inviting a wide spectrum of leaders, including:
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar
- RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav
- Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav
- Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar
Beyond the political arena, the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry will also be present. The guest list features prominent names such as actor Sonu Sood and singers Pawan Singh and Manoj Tiwari.
Grandeur on a Massive Scale
The scale of the preparations reflects the "larger-than-life" persona of the Mokama MLA. The event is being organized to accommodate a staggering 4 lakh guests. To ensure the culinary experience is equally grand, a lavish menu featuring over 150 different dishes is being curated for the attendees.
Legal Relief and Political Turmoil
Despite the festive mood, Anant Singh has been navigating significant legal and political challenges. In a crucial development, the Supreme Court has granted him relief in the 'Dular Chand Yadav' murder case. The court has extended his surrender deadline to December 4, 2026, a move that effectively ensures he will be free to attend his daughter's wedding on November 25.
However, the road has not been entirely smooth. Anant Singh was recently expelled from the JD(U) for a period of six years following allegations of anti-party activities. Adding to his troubles, the Assembly Speaker has issued a notice to Singh, demanding a response regarding the potential cancellation of his membership in the legislative assembly.