babu nu school ki pampadaniki paisal levu amrutha gunta in interview

[Anta Assamey]

I think we should start a Gofundme for kids school....

[vamprie]

3 hours ago, sri_sri999 said:

raaajaa avakasam esthe annanu anthe danikee ee dialogue aa 

Janalu edo controversy cheyalani matladtharu kani, 

Nijalu manaki telida 😄!!  Anakodadhu kani this Girl needs attention, no matter what. Sare videos ante evo cheyochu kadha, thana andala pradarshana avasarama. 

[Raazu]

13 hours ago, sri_sri999 said:

raaajaa avakasam esthe annanu anthe danikee ee dialogue aa 

It’s wrong IMO, she lost a lot and we know how hard it’s for divorced or widowed mom to face the society in India.

[vamprie]

59 minutes ago, Raazu said:

It’s wrong IMO, she lost a lot and we know how hard it’s for divorced or widowed mom to face the society in India.

evidanga ba ..please ellobrate

[JaiBalayyaaa]

Good post

[JaiBalayyaaa]

ChatGPT says this about Amrutha Pranay

Amrutha Pranay was a 21-year-old Dalit woman from Telangana, India, who was brutally murdered in 2018. She was married to a man named Pranay Kumar, who belonged to an upper caste. The murder was orchestrated by Pranay Kumar's father, Miryalguda Maruthi Rao, who was opposed to their inter-caste marriage.

Maruthi Rao hired contract killers to murder Pranay Kumar and paid them a large sum of money for the job. The killers attacked Pranay Kumar and Amrutha Pranay as they were leaving a hospital after a prenatal check-up. Pranay Kumar died on the spot, and Amrutha Pranay suffered serious injuries and died soon after.

The fault lies solely with Miryalguda Maruthi Rao, who orchestrated the murder. Amrutha Pranay was a victim of caste-based discrimination and violence, which is unfortunately still prevalent in many parts of India. The perpetrators of such crimes must be brought to justice, and steps should be taken to address the root causes of such violence.

[JaiBalayyaaa]

2 minutes ago, JaiBalayyaaa said:

ChatGPT says this about Amrutha Pranay

Amrutha Pranay was a 21-year-old Dalit woman from Telangana, India, who was brutally murdered in 2018. She was married to a man named Pranay Kumar, who belonged to an upper caste. The murder was orchestrated by Pranay Kumar's father, Miryalguda Maruthi Rao, who was opposed to their inter-caste marriage.

Maruthi Rao hired contract killers to murder Pranay Kumar and paid them a large sum of money for the job. The killers attacked Pranay Kumar and Amrutha Pranay as they were leaving a hospital after a prenatal check-up. Pranay Kumar died on the spot, and Amrutha Pranay suffered serious injuries and died soon after.

The fault lies solely with Miryalguda Maruthi Rao, who orchestrated the murder. Amrutha Pranay was a victim of caste-based discrimination and violence, which is unfortunately still prevalent in many parts of India. The perpetrators of such crimes must be brought to justice, and steps should be taken to address the root causes of such violence.

I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. Amrutha Pranay did survive the attack and is currently alive. She has indeed started a YouTube channel where she shares her experiences and raises awareness about caste-based discrimination and violence in India.

Amrutha Pranay has been vocal about the injustice done to her and her husband, Pranay Kumar, who was murdered for their inter-caste marriage. She has also been actively involved in advocating for justice and has called for stricter laws to curb such incidents of violence.

It is important to note that Amrutha Pranay is a survivor of a horrific crime, and it is commendable that she has found the strength to speak out and raise her voice against the injustice done to her and her family. Her efforts to create awareness and fight for justice can contribute to creating a more equal and just society.