In the Karimnagar district of Telangana, a shocking scene unfolded at the Lower Manair Dam police station. Ravi Kumar, a shop owner, and his wife Lalitha, a nursing student, had been having marriage problems for years. Their relationship had been growing more and more strained, leading to frequent arguments.

Lalitha had previously gone to the police with complaints about their domestic issues, prompting them to call both parties in for counseling. On April 28, things escalated during one of these sessions. Lalitha removed her mangalsutra and toe rings, placed them on the table, and declared she no longer wanted to be part of the relationship or take care of the kids. She then walked out of the police station, leaving her two daughters behind.

Ravi followed close behind, leaving his children frightened and in tears. The police officers at the station, led by Sub-Inspector Anwar, stepped in to comfort the kids and make sure they were safe. When attempts to reach the parents failed, they contacted the children's paternal grandmother, who eventually took them into her care.

The situation is being closely monitored by the police, who are working with community elders to try and get the couple to rethink their decision and avoid further disputes. For now, the priority is ensuring the well-being of the children, who have been caught in the middle of their parents' breakdown.

It's not clear what will happen next in this situation, but one thing is certain: the children involved deserve the love and support of their parents. We hope that they will be able to work through their issues and come out stronger on the other side.