No, this falls within the forbidden degree of marriage unless there is customs in your caste for such marriage 

You want to marry your second cousin 

it falls within prohibited degree of relationship 

It is under prohibited relationship and legally you cannot marry her.

- Hindu marriage Act does not allow the marriage between the prohibited relationship or in sapinda relationship.

- As per your statement, she is your cousin , and you are not permitted to marry with her , because this marriage will be treated as a void marriage as per law,

- By the conversion into other religion  you may get marry with her , but it is not advisable , because as per the Supreme Court ,the conversion for the material gains is not allowed.

Prohibited relationship,

Yes, you can marry with that girl as it's crosses three family horizontally.

Your marriage would not be valid as you fall within prohibited degree of relationship 

There is no consequences if you marry as per special marriage act. You can join govt jobs.

Plus as per Hindu Marriage Act, Law

Your above relationship don't match like below law.

(ii) By affinity: If one is the husband or wife of the lineal ascendants or descendants of the other. For example, father-in-law and daughter-in-law, mother-in-law and son-in-law, step mother and step son or step father and step daughter are thus within the degrees of prohibited relationship.

(iii) Wives of certain brother relations if one was the wife of:

(1) The brother, or

(2) The father’s brother, or

(3) The mother’s brother, or

(4) The father’s father’s brother, or

(5) The mother’s father’s brother, or

(6) The father’s mother’s brother, or

(7) The mother’s mother’s brother.

(iv) Certain close relations if both are:

(1) Brother and sister, or

(2) Niece and uncle (paternal or maternal), or

(3) Nephew and aunt (paternal or maternal), or

(4) Children of a brother and a sister, or

(5) Children of two brothers, or

(6) Children of two sisters.

Such marriage is void but no effect on job.

See if you and your wife does not challenge the marriage nothing will happen as such also it will not effect your government job. Though you may not be able to register your marriage there shall be only traditional marriage for same.

- If you will marry , you will not face any problem , until your society will challenge the said marriage , and further this marriage cannot get registered.

- Further , this marriage will also not effect your government job , even at the time of joining that job. 

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The parties you and the girl, the daughter of your bua are not within the degrees of prohibited relationship. 

Both of you can marry legally.

According to Mitakshara, the word ‘Sapinda’ meant a person connected by the same ‘pinda’ that is, particles of the same body, i.e., a blood relation.

Clause (f)(ii) of Section 3 lays down that two persons are said to be sapinda of each other if one is a lineal ascendant of the other within the limits of sapinda relationship or if they have a common lineal ascendant who is within the limits of sapinda relationship with reference to each of them. Thus there are two categories of sapindas according to this clause: (1) a lineal ascendant within the limits of sapinda relationship, and (2) persons having common lineal ascendants within those limits.

.Under the first category the male sapindas would be the father, father’s father, father’s father’s father, father’s father’s father’s father, mother’s father, father’s mother’s father, father’s mother’s father’s father, son, son’s son, son’s son’s son, son’s son’s son’s son, and daughter’s son. The female sapindas would include the mother, mother’s mother, father’s mother, father’s father’s mother, father’s father’s father’s mother, father’s mother’s father’s mother, father’s mother’s mother, daughter, daughter’s daughter, son’s daughter, soil’s son’s daughter, and son’s son’s son’s daughter.

Under the second category, two persons are sapindas of each other if their common lineal ascendant is within the limits of sapinda relationship, that is, within the fifth degree through his or her immediate male ascendant and within the third degree through his or her immediate female ascendant.

You can check your position in the above context and decide whether you fall under the category of sapinda relationship or not.

You can marry her under the provisions of special marriage at by not revealing your relationship with her.

There is no danger for your employment, only if anyone who wants to take revenge against you may file a complaint to make your marriage null and void.

You can marry her only if she is not in Prohibited degree. In this case if she is not in relation with your fathers side you can go ahead. In India there is a custom of getting married to Maternal uncle side

As per the Hindu Marriage Act sapinda marriages are not allowed however if this society customs accept this marriage is marriage is possible as this is a distant relation and this marriage can also be registered without disclosing the the extent of the relationship between the families because you are living in Uttar Pradesh normally in Uttar Pradesh this kind of marriages are not permissible

Dear Sir,

Gotra means the family tree or the blood line you belong to. There are multiple of them. It is said that marrying in the same Gotra causes genetic diseases in kids or they might not have nay kids at all. Belonging to the same bloodline means belonging to the same family and if not in immediate, but they can turn out to be your far fetched cousins.

While this belief is practiced in Hinduism, we also have other religions, where marrying your first cousin is acceptable. Even in Hinduism, in certain castes marriage between children of real brother and sister is acceptable and they rarely face any issues conceiving healthy children. So it all boils down to whether not marrying in the same gotra is a superstition or there is some amount of truth to it!

I personally believe that marriages in Hinduism were a product of property inheritance laws. Whom to marry, how to marry, when to marry, are all a by-product of property inheritance system. While earlier, the same gotra people would have been a smaller group and community, marrying among each other might cause complications and issues regarding inheritance of property. To sort that confusion, it would have been decided that marrying your daughter into the same family is not acceptable, girl goes to a new family and loose her hold over father’s property. I feel this is the simple explanation to Sagotra marriages. Now with the passage of time, the each gotra has grown into a wide community. property inheritance have clear laws charted out. So marrying in the same gotra might not be a major issues, until and unless you do a medical check-up and find your compatibility for having healthy offspring.

It is under prohibited relationship under hindu law. 

A marriage may be declared void if it contravenes the parties are sapindas or within the degree of prohibited relationship.

A marriage may be declared void if it contravenes the parties are sapindas or within the degree of prohibited relationship.

A marriage may be declared void if it contravenes the parties are sapindas or within the degree of prohibited relationship.

No it will not be considered as valid marriage because it will be a sapinda relationship.

Marriage will be considered null and void.

Still if your families agree for marriage it will not become hurdle for your Govt job. 

It would come under prohibited relationship under the Hindu Marriage Act and such marriage would be void.

If you go on to marry her against the provisions of law, she would never be given the legal status of your wife and the children born out of the wedlock would be considered illegitimate as per law.