Family counselling reunites divorced couple in Sri Sathya Sai district

Family counselling centres play a vital role in resolving marital disputes and restoring harmony within families, stated Sri Sathya Sai district Additional Superintendent of Police Ankita Surana on Saturday. Ms. Surana visited the Family Counselling Centre in Dharmavaram and engaged with complainants to comprehend their grievances and the underlying family circumstances leading to their conflicts.

In one instance, Tulasi and her husband Saikumar, who had divorced in 2026 due to a family dispute, returned to the counselling centre with their children's future in mind. Police officers and representatives from the counselling centre spoke with the couple, emphasizing the significance of mutual understanding, family bonds, and the well-being of children.

After the counselling session, the couple decided to reunite. During a press conference, Ms. Surana highlighted the role of counselling centres in reuniting separated families and urged people to seek counseling before disputes worsened. She also encouraged officials to listen to both parties impartially and patiently and appealed to those with grievances to approach police officers and counselling centre staff for assistance. "The police will continue to promote peace and harmony in families," Ms. Surana concluded.