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Newlywed bridegroom went missing after 20 days of wedding in Chittoor district
The missing case of the newlywed bridegroom has created a flutter in Chittoor district. The young man who went to bring his wife from in-laws house has gone missing.
Chittoor: The missing case of the newlywed bridegroom has created a flutter in Chittoor district. The young man who went to bring his wife from in-laws house has gone missing.
Going into details, Hemant Kumar, a native of Athuru village in Kuppam Mandal got married to Meena of the same Mandal on January 31st. Just a few days after the wedding, a dispute broke between them.
With this, Meena left her husband, went to her parent's house and refused to return back to Hemant's house. In this context, Hemant Kumar went to his in-law's house two days ago in order to convince his wife and bring her back. Since then, there is no information about him. The worried parents tried to call him but went unanswered.
Immediately, they approached the Kuppam police station and lodged a complaint. As there was no response from the police, Hemant family members staged a protest in front of PS on Thursday night.
