ROHTAK, Sept. 22 -- In an extra-judicial diktat village elders and representatives of Hisar's Arya Nagar Panchayat announced a social boycott of a couple from the same locality solemnising love marriage. The decision was taken after the residents held a panchayat and passed a resolution unanimously on Sunday threatening social boycott of such couples and anyone supporting them. According to the information the Panchayat attended by around 1,000 villagers including women decided that if a man and woman from Arya Nagar marry each other, the couple would face social boycott and would not be allowed to live in the village. However, the parents of such couple will not face any such social boycott. The resolution also proposes similar action against family members or others who support such marriages. The villagers will also set up a committee which will launch a door-to-door campaign to collect views of the villagers about the decision banning marriages in the same village. However, the decision was taken after the village witnessed three marriages involving couples from the same village in recent months. Those backing the resolution described such unions as a challenge to established village customs and social relationships. The meeting was held under chairmanship of Kulwant Gosla and it was decided that the village's daughter will not marry in the village. However the villagers clarified that the elected village panchayat has no involvement in this decision. Rattan Singh, sarpanch of the Arya Nagar village, also attended the panchayat. Senior advocate of Punjab and Haryana High Court Kamal Anand said consenting adults have a fundamental right under Article 21 to choose their life partners....