After facing threats and abusive posts on social media, actress Ramya has chosen to forgive the accused following emotional appeals from their families.
Actress Ramya has decided to forgive the youths who were arrested for posting obscene, abusive and threatening content against her on social media. The decision comes after the families of the arrested individuals personally met her and pleaded for leniency, expressing the severe difficulties they were facing due to the arrests.
According to reports, the abusive posts had surfaced a couple of months ago, allegedly made under the name of fans of actor Darshan. The content included vulgar comments, rape threats and even death threats, which caused widespread outrage. Taking the matter seriously, Ramya had lodged a written complaint with the Bengaluru Police Commissioner, providing details of the social media accounts involved. Police investigations later traced and arrested the accused, who were sent to judicial custody. Some of them remained in jail for months without bail.
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Recently, the families of the accused met Ramya, stating that their children had acted without understanding the consequences. They appealed for mercy, saying the arrests had pushed their households into distress and that the youths had already suffered enough to learn a lesson.
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Moved by their request, Ramya agreed to forgive them. She stated that her intention was never to ruin the future of the youths but to send a strong message against online harassment, especially targeting women. She noted that all the accused are now out on bail.
Ramya emphasised that the responsibility now lies with the parents to ensure that such behaviour does not repeat, urging them to guide their children about responsible and respectful online conduct. She highlighted that owning a phone and data connection does not give anyone the right to post obscene or violent comments.
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Responding to actress Nishvika Naidu’s recent remarks on women’s freedom of clothing, Ramya supported the view that women have equal rights and should not be policed for their choices. She added that if someone dislikes a woman’s attire, they should simply refrain from posting negative comments instead of resorting to vulgarity online.
Ramya stressed that social media must be used responsibly and that freedom of expression cannot be misused to harass or threaten women.
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Actress Ramya forgives youth arrested for abusive online comments after families seek mercy
Actress Ramya has forgiven the youths arrested for posting abusive and threatening comments against her on social media. Their families appealed for mercy, expressing hardship caused by the arrests. Ramya said her aim was to send a message, not to destroy anyone’s life.
After facing threats and abusive posts on social media, actress Ramya has chosen to forgive the accused following emotional appeals from their families.
Actress Ramya has decided to forgive the youths who were arrested for posting obscene, abusive and threatening content against her on social media. The decision comes after the families of the arrested individuals personally met her and pleaded for leniency, expressing the severe difficulties they were facing due to the arrests.
According to reports, the abusive posts had surfaced a couple of months ago, allegedly made under the name of fans of actor Darshan. The content included vulgar comments, rape threats and even death threats, which caused widespread outrage. Taking the matter seriously, Ramya had lodged a written complaint with the Bengaluru Police Commissioner, providing details of the social media accounts involved. Police investigations later traced and arrested the accused, who were sent to judicial custody. Some of them remained in jail for months without bail.
Also Read:Congress High Command sets Nov 29 meet in Delhi to resolve Karnataka CM post standoff
Recently, the families of the accused met Ramya, stating that their children had acted without understanding the consequences. They appealed for mercy, saying the arrests had pushed their households into distress and that the youths had already suffered enough to learn a lesson.
Moved by their request, Ramya agreed to forgive them. She stated that her intention was never to ruin the future of the youths but to send a strong message against online harassment, especially targeting women. She noted that all the accused are now out on bail.
Ramya emphasised that the responsibility now lies with the parents to ensure that such behaviour does not repeat, urging them to guide their children about responsible and respectful online conduct. She highlighted that owning a phone and data connection does not give anyone the right to post obscene or violent comments.
Also Read:Vijayawada-Bengaluru Vande Bharat expected to begin services on December 10
Responding to actress Nishvika Naidu’s recent remarks on women’s freedom of clothing, Ramya supported the view that women have equal rights and should not be policed for their choices. She added that if someone dislikes a woman’s attire, they should simply refrain from posting negative comments instead of resorting to vulgarity online.
Ramya stressed that social media must be used responsibly and that freedom of expression cannot be misused to harass or threaten women.
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