Wife Leaves Husband After He Uses Two Tomatoes for Curry

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A shocking incident occurred in Madhya Pradesh's Shahdol when a woman left her husband after he used two tomatoes in the food he cooked. 
The recent surge in the price of tomatoes has hurt the pockets of many across the country, including consumers, restaurants, food manufacturers, and other businesses.

 Sandeep Burman, who owns an eatery, approached the police, requesting them to find his wife Aarti Burman. Burman said his wife got upset after he used tomatoes in the food without consulting her and started arguing about it. The police have since confirmed that the man has filed a complaint. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.

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