A note related to the Bala-Amrutha case is now going viral on social media. The note, allegedly written by a woman named Hima Nived Krishna, discusses Bala's first divorce.

The note alleges that Bala had married, tortured and eventually divorced a Kannada woman named Chandana Sadashiva before he got married to Amrutha. The post also shared a page from a court petition filed in relation to this case. Amrutha has also shared this post.

The post

'Bala, when you spoke emotionally, you received an outpouring of comments supporting and consoling you. Have you ever thought about your daughter, who's suffering from a broken heart because of your reckless behaviour? Think about the isolation she faces in school and among friends... How much trauma are you inflicting on her fragile mind as she enters adolescence?

Are you a human? Have you ever demanded to meet the child in person, other than talking about her on videos posted online? While the answer is 'no' why are you doing this drama online? How much have you physically and mentally tortured Amrutha, as that child has stated? Aren't those words true? You may fool blind followers on social media, but can you fool your own conscience? Isn't that child your own blood? Can you call yourself a father, destroying her childhood and youth with mental pain? Do you know about your daughter, who locks herself in her room and cries without talking to anyone after returning from school in the evening? What right do you have to destroy that child's mental health?

Now, my question is to those commenting on the life of Bala and Amrutha... Was it right for Bala Kumar to marry a poor Kannada girl named Chandana Sadashiva, torture her, divorce her, and then marry 19-year-old Amrutha without disclosing his past to her or the world?

If what I said is wrong, let Bala correct it...let him take legal action. After parting ways with Amrutha, he married another woman named Elizabeth. It was his third marriage. What happened to Elizabeth, his third wife? Hasn't she escaped from him?' the post read.