Woman accuses husband, in-laws of abducting her daughter
Kamidi Gayatri has accused her husband and in-laws of abducting her two-year-old daughter amid an ongoing harassment case. Local women's rights organizations are demanding the child's return, alleging that the mother-in-law's political connections are hindering the police investigation.
Why it matters
The case raises concerns regarding domestic disputes and potential political interference in police investigations involving influential figures.
A woman, Kamidi Gayatri, who filed a harassment case against her husband Talluri Venkata Siddhartha, has accused her in-laws of abducting her two-year-old daughter.
Ms. Gayatri and Siddhartha have twin daughters. Due to some disputes, the couple have been staying separately since a few months, Gayatri told the media on Thursday.
She alleged that Siddhartha and his mother Talluri Gayatri Devi came to her house in Visakhapatnam and abducted one of the baby to Vijayawada.
Meanwhile, Progressive Organisation for Women (POW) State secretary P. Padma and vice-president R. Ganga Bhavani demanded that the baby be handed over to Gayatri immediately.
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