<p class="title">The love story between 2015-batch Indian Administrative Services (IAS) topper Tina Dhabi and its second ranker Athar Aamir Ul Shafi Khan has finally ripened into a bond for life, as the couple entered into wedlock in the groom's homeland Kashmir.</p>.<p class="title">The couple chose Pahalgam- the famous tourist resort in south Kashmir- as their wedding venue, where the reception was thrown by the newly-wed.</p>.<p class="title">While Tina comes from a Hindu Dalit family from the national capital, Khan is a Kashmiri Muslim.</p>.<p class="title">Family sources said the wedding ceremony concluded with the couple along with close relatives visiting Devepora Mattan, Khan's native village in Anantnag district on Sunday.</p>.<p class="title">They said 24-year-old Dabi along with her parents and relatives arrived in Pahalgam on Friday evening and got married at the Pahalgam Club.</p>.<p class="title">The couple reportedly fell in love when the two met at the department of personnel and training office in Delhi for the felicitation function on May 11, 2016.</p>.<p class="title">Dabi had then posted a series of photos of her with Khan on her Facebook page after updating her status as 'In a relationship with Athar Aamir Khan.'</p>.<p class="title">While the families did not oppose their decision, they faced a lot of flak from religious fringe groups, especially on social media.</p>.<p class="title">Some fanatical groups even called it a case of 'love jihad.' The couple has been very open about their relationship and have shared a number of pictures on social media.</p>.<p class="title">For the last two years, the couple has withstood criticism as they came from different religious background.</p>.<p class="title">In 2016, when the media sought Dabi's reaction to it, she said, "I think it is a small price to pay for being in the public eye."</p>.<p class="title">Dabi, the first ever Dalit woman to top the UPSC examinations, is a graduate in Political Science from Delhi's Lady Shri Ram College and Khan pursued a BTech degree from IIT Mandi, Himachal Pradesh.</p>.<p class="title">Both were allocated the Rajasthan cadre of the IAS.</p>
<p class="title">The love story between 2015-batch Indian Administrative Services (IAS) topper Tina Dhabi and its second ranker Athar Aamir Ul Shafi Khan has finally ripened into a bond for life, as the couple entered into wedlock in the groom's homeland Kashmir.</p>.<p class="title">The couple chose Pahalgam- the famous tourist resort in south Kashmir- as their wedding venue, where the reception was thrown by the newly-wed.</p>.<p class="title">While Tina comes from a Hindu Dalit family from the national capital, Khan is a Kashmiri Muslim.</p>.<p class="title">Family sources said the wedding ceremony concluded with the couple along with close relatives visiting Devepora Mattan, Khan's native village in Anantnag district on Sunday.</p>.<p class="title">They said 24-year-old Dabi along with her parents and relatives arrived in Pahalgam on Friday evening and got married at the Pahalgam Club.</p>.<p class="title">The couple reportedly fell in love when the two met at the department of personnel and training office in Delhi for the felicitation function on May 11, 2016.</p>.<p class="title">Dabi had then posted a series of photos of her with Khan on her Facebook page after updating her status as 'In a relationship with Athar Aamir Khan.'</p>.<p class="title">While the families did not oppose their decision, they faced a lot of flak from religious fringe groups, especially on social media.</p>.<p class="title">Some fanatical groups even called it a case of 'love jihad.' The couple has been very open about their relationship and have shared a number of pictures on social media.</p>.<p class="title">For the last two years, the couple has withstood criticism as they came from different religious background.</p>.<p class="title">In 2016, when the media sought Dabi's reaction to it, she said, "I think it is a small price to pay for being in the public eye."</p>.<p class="title">Dabi, the first ever Dalit woman to top the UPSC examinations, is a graduate in Political Science from Delhi's Lady Shri Ram College and Khan pursued a BTech degree from IIT Mandi, Himachal Pradesh.</p>.<p class="title">Both were allocated the Rajasthan cadre of the IAS.</p>