Tirupati (Andhra Pradesh): Husband management has come out in Tirupati. He promoted his loving and married wife as a prostitute.
Rewanth Kumar from Tirupati. He fell in love with a young woman from the same area and married her on August 13 this year. He started torturing her from the third day of the wedding. Harassing to bring in extra dowry. His players did not stop there. Simultaneously he started spreading false propaganda against his wife. He also portrayed her as a prostitute.

Rewanth Kumar had an affair with his wife, Who could not bear the torture of her husband, and went to her mother's house. He had an affair with a woman just before the wedding week. The victim alleges that she suspects him of questioning her. The wife has complained that she posted her personal photos on WhatsApp groups. She lodged a complaint at the Disha police station after enduring her husband's harassment for five months. The victim alleged that the FIR also recorded a revised version of what she said was not what she said. She says she was injured in the shit by her husband.

The parents of the victim say that they did not want to do so much injustice if their daughter got married as she liked. Rewanth is accused of lobbying relatives with police. Meanwhile, the victim along with her relatives lodged a complaint in front of the Rewanth house as justice was not being done at the police station. Demanded that justice be done to him. However, it seems that Rewanth locked the house and fled after realizing that his wife was coming. Surrounding people say they went to the lawyer.

Women's groups, on the other hand, are demanding that Rewanth be severely punished. The government responded immediately and demanded that Rewanth be severely punished. Police, however, said that a case has been registered against Rewanth. Those who do wrong will be prosecuted and punished.

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