The brides and grooms, who came from different parts of Delhi and Varanasi, belonged to economically-weaker sections. The mass marriage ceremony was organised by Inner Wheel Club of Delhi Midtown.
The organisation's president Neena Jain said dowry was a "vexatious" issue and such marriages will send out a strong message to the society.
"It is heartwarming to see so many underprivileged girls getting a new life. The foundation has always stood against dowry. This mass marriage is to give out the message that without dowry too girls can live a happily married life," Jain said adding that the organisation has been conducting mass marriages since last 40 years.
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