Daijiworld Media Network – Bengaluru

Bengaluru, May 16: In a real-life saga that could rival a thriller, a Mangaluru-born software engineer turned into a digital sleuth to expose a shocking secret harbored by his wife—a previously undisclosed marriage. The incident has since drawn widespread attention for its dramatic unfolding and the lengths taken in pursuit of the truth.

The man, now settled in Bengaluru with a stable career in the IT industry, married a woman who was also a professional in the same field. At first, their life together seemed typical and uneventful. However, not long after the wedding, the husband began noticing troubling patterns: his wife’s evasive responses, frequent secrecy, and inconsistencies in her behaviour.

Haunted by suspicion and a growing need for clarity, he devised a meticulous plan. Assuming a false identity, he set up a professional Zoom meeting with her under the guise of a work-related collaboration. During the conversation, she inadvertently revealed details of a previous marriage —one she had kept completely hidden from him.

Stunned but determined, the techie documented the exchange in full, compiling irrefutable evidence of the deception. He then approached the court, presenting the material in support of his case. After reviewing the facts and confirming the act of bigamy, the court granted him a divorce.

This extraordinary episode not only showcases the ingenuity of a betrayed spouse seeking justice but also raises deeper questions about trust in modern relationships. That a software engineer had to don the role of an undercover investigator reflects the increasingly blurred lines between professional tools and personal lives in the digital age.

As the story circulates online and offline, it stands as a cautionary tale — underscoring the fragility of trust, the complexity of concealed pasts, and the digital footprints that can ultimately bring hidden truths to light.