[Python] How to delete table row in Python without SQL

I would like to know how to delete table rows selected by the user in Python GUI since I only have a little experience with Python GUI.

I have a difficult constraint in that I am not allowed to use SQL.

global Indexes
global trueIndex

emailCheck = False
at = False
dotcom = False
emailinfo = False
minorCheck = False

list= [['ID', 'Name', 'Email', 'Birthday']]
recentIndex = []
Indexes = [1]
trueIndex = [1]
deleteIndexes = []
ID = 1

def callback(event):
print(event.widget._values)

custid.config(state = NORMAL)
custid.delete('1.0', END)
custid.insert(1.0, list[event.widget._values][0])
custid.config(state=DISABLED)

custname.set(list[event.widget._values] [1])
custemail.set(list[event.widget._values] [2])
custbday.set(list[event.widget._values] [3])
indexLocation = event.widget._values
recentIndex.append(indexLocation)
print(recentIndex)

def createtable():

for i in range(len(list)):
for j in range(len(list[0])):
mgrid = Entry(window, width = 10, bg='yellow')
mgrid.insert(END,list[j])
mgrid._values =i
mgrid.grid(row = i + 5, column = j + 5)
mgrid.bind("<Button-1>", callback)


#this is where im having problems at
def delete():
list.pop(0)


#Saves the input of the user
def save():
# Birthday
global ID


# FinalCheck

if emailinfo == True and nameInfo == True and minorCheck == True:
custid.config(state=NORMAL)
for x in range(len(Indexes)):
if trueIndex[x] in Indexes:
print("Continue")
elif trueIndex[x] not in Indexes:
print("Lapse Found")
Indexes[-1] = trueIndex[x]
break
print(str(Indexes) + "Indexes")
print(str(trueIndex) + "true Indexes")


custid.delete(1.0, END)
list.append([Indexes[-1], custname.get(), custemail.get(), custbday.get()])
createtable()
ID = ID + 1
Indexes.append(ID)
trueIndex.append(ID)
custid.insert('1.0', Indexes[-1])
custid.config(state=DISABLED)
print(trueIndex[x])

print(list)
msgbox("Saved", "Recorded")


else:

msgbox("Error", "Recorded")


How can I delete the table row clicked by the user?

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