Canadian woman in Rajasthan seeks marriage; partner backs out after learning her age

All three outlets describe the same core incident: a Canadian woman travels to Neemrana/nearby areas to marry a dating-app match, he backs out after learning she is about 61, and police become involved after she contacts the Canadian Embassy. Where they differ is in detail density and emphasis. Free Press Journal includes additional specifics such as the residential society location (BB Builders Society), the woman’s tourist visa entry via Delhi, the man’s identification as “Nitin,” and the woman being shifted to a care centre in Kotputli with return arrangements. Times of India and NDTV provide a more streamlined account without those extra identifiers or procedural follow-ups. Political lean appears to affect length and specificity more than the underlying facts presented, with all sources largely aligned on the age-dispute trigger and embassy/police intervention.