According to reports, a married Nelamangala woman abandoned her husband and 12-year-old son to wed a man she met on instagram a week ago. The local community was outraged by the incident, which prompted a police investigation.
Netravati is currently at the center of a family conflict after spending the last three years living in raghavendra Nagar, Jakkasandra, with her husband Ramesh and their son. Netravati looked after their son at home while Ramesh, who works as a truck driver, was away from home most of the time.
Since the couple's 12-year-old son has gone missing, the situation has gotten more serious. According to relatives, Netravati has refused to permit any communication and has not disclosed the child's location. A family member named Thayamma stated, "We just want to know where the boy is and ensure he is safe."
Netravati was greeted furiously by neighbors who accused her of bringing shame to the community when she returned to her husband's house with police and a lawyer to retrieve her stuff.
"We were happy despite our struggles," Ramesh told the journalists. Even after she complained, I made an effort to fix the problem. I'm devastated that she has now wed someone else. She had taken out a loan and mortgaged the land. I have a suspicion that she was singled out due to my property and land. I feel like I've been duped, even though she married a phony.
Netravati is currently at the center of a family conflict after spending the last three years living in raghavendra Nagar, Jakkasandra, with her husband Ramesh and their son. Netravati looked after their son at home while Ramesh, who works as a truck driver, was away from home most of the time.
Since the couple's 12-year-old son has gone missing, the situation has gotten more serious. According to relatives, Netravati has refused to permit any communication and has not disclosed the child's location. A family member named Thayamma stated, "We just want to know where the boy is and ensure he is safe."
Netravati was greeted furiously by neighbors who accused her of bringing shame to the community when she returned to her husband's house with police and a lawyer to retrieve her stuff.
"We were happy despite our struggles," Ramesh told the journalists. Even after she complained, I made an effort to fix the problem. I'm devastated that she has now wed someone else. She had taken out a loan and mortgaged the land. I have a suspicion that she was singled out due to my property and land. I feel like I've been duped, even though she married a phony.
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