Police acted on the incident after some local TV channels aired a video showing the bridegroom firing two revolvers a few days back.
"We are verifying when the incident happened. Investigations are on," Assistant Commissioner of Police (Falaknuma Division) Mohd Abdul Bari told PTI.
"We have registered an FIR under relevant sections of Arms Act in the connection with the incident...We are in the process of identifying the bridegroom, who opened fire in the air and will soon catch him," he said.
"Once he is taken into custody, we will interrogate him and ascertain from whom he got the weapons," he added.
Further probe is on into the incident.
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