‘It was me, not minister Keerthana’: Malaysian woman files plaint over viral video
A Malaysian woman, Vinosha Ravi, sought to clear the air after a video went viral, wrongly identifying her as Tamil Nadu minister S Keerthana. Disturbed by the incident, Vinosha reported the matter to Malaysian authorities. She articulated her disappointment over the vicious online discourse and called on the public to stop circulating the video, acknowledging the support she received during this…
Chennai: Malaysian woman Vinosha Ravi has come forward to dispute claims that she was the subject of a viral video, stating that it was actually Tamil Nadu minister S Keerthana who was seen in it. In an Instagram post, Vinosha clarified that the person in the video was not the minister but herself, and that those making the comparison were likely misinformed about their appearance.
Vinosha told the police she was deeply hurt by the incident, as it occurred while she was getting out of her car on her way to work. The video was edited and used to spread false narratives, but Vinosha remained steadfast in her stance, despite mixed reactions from the public. Her supporters assured her that she had not done anything wrong.
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