Singer
Chinmayi
Sripada
has
always
voiced
her
opinion
over
the
incidents
that
happen
in
our
society.
Recently,
George
Floyd
like
incident
happened
in
India's
southern
state,
Tamil
Nadu
where
a
father-son
duo
Jayaraj
(59)
and
Fenix
(31)
had
allegedly
died
when
in
Sathankulam
cops'
custody
on
June
19.
Ever
since
the
news
came
into
limelight,
celebs
from
the
South
film
industry
started
demanding
justice
for
Jayaraj
and
Fenix
and
condemned
the
heinous
act
by
police.
However,
Chinmayi
Sripada
has
a
different
take
on
it.
She
has
demanded
justice
for
the
father
and
son,
but
also
questioned
the
hypocrisy
of
perpetrators
who
demand
justice
and
completely
forget
about
their
crime.
The
singer
has
been
demanding
justice
for
her
as
well
as
others
affected
by
Vairamuthu
and
Radha
Ravi
from
the
beginning
of
the
#MeToo
movement.
Chinmayi
shared
a
note
on
Instagram
that
reads,
"Mr
Vairamuthu
has
the
gall
to
ask
for
justice
and
speak
about
custodial
murders.
After
one
viral
post
today,all
we
need
is
Mr
Radha
Ravi
talking
about
justice
now.
All
it
takes
is
one
viral
post
for
an
aggressor
to
whitewash
everything
they
did
in
the
past.
Some
aggressors
harass
in
the
online
space.
Some
offline.
But
say
the
right
things
at
an
emotional
moment
and
you'll
go
viral;
everyone
will
forget
what
a
terrible
human
you
were.
Who
cares?
People
would
make
a
social
media
poem
viral
if
the
aggressor
were
to
write
it
with
the
blood
of
his
victim.
Only
those
who
underwent
the
trauma
need
to
see
these
faces
paraded
in
front
of
us;
while
victims
have
to
walk
in
public
with
their
faces
covered.
Based
on
the
viral
post
today-
It
won't
be
long
before
Mr
Vairamuthu
and
Mr
Radha
Ravi
are
dancing
again
in
films
while
I
go
to
court
and
await
justice.
Enna
nyayam.
Enna
needhiyum.
Enna
naermai.
Only
molesters,
crooks
and
the
evil
will
prosper.
Today,
I
am
certain."
(sic)
Apart
from
that,
she
wrote
a
long
caption
which
states,
"It
is
easy
for
others
to
forget
something
traumatic
that
happened
to
someone
else.
It
isn't
your
experience,
I
dont
wish
it
on
you
either.
But
it
is
mine.
I
dont
live
and
dwell
on
it
24/7
but
when
a
person
is
whitewashed
and
paraded
as
an
angel...
I
wont
put
it
beyond
the
same
society
that
will
watch
these
accused
policemen
murderers
get
a
medal
of
valour
in
the
future.
Because
-
people
forget.
Nirbhaya
took
8
years.
What
happened
to
Hasini's
case?
Remember
Dashvanth
who
molested
and
burned
the
girl
baby,
went
to
jail,
escaped
and
murdered
his
mother?
People
forget.
Because
there
is
too
much
to
keep
up
with.
Actual
shameless
'journalists' used
a
social
media
'leaks'
to
invalidate
my
account
of
sexual
harassment
by
Mr
Vairamuthu,
Mr
Nakkeeran
Gopal
called
me
the
woman
named
in
the
'leaks'
to
say
I
am
a
liar-
every
psychotic
meme
page
admin,
every
psychotic
human
used
the
same
'leaks'
to
shame
me,
ask
me
about
non
existent
abortions,
a
sex
tape
-
how
can
one
exist
when
it
didnt
happen?!
This
was
my
life's
biggest
false
allegation
that
I
experienced."
(sic)
"For
you
the
'Leaks'
was
entertainment.
It's
not
YOUR
trauma
to
forget.
But
it
is
MINE.
It
is
some
others
as
well
who
wanted
to
kill
themselves.
They
were
just
living
their
lives,
minding
their
own
business.
And
each
time
Vairamuthu
posts
I
get
tagged.
Each
time
Radha
Ravi
Breathes
I
get
tagged.
Suchitra
posts
I
get
tagged.
I
DON'T
want
to
see
those
posts.
How
is
that
difficult
to
understand?
Even
if
they
are
saying
the
most
fantastic
things
I
DONT
WANT
TO
SEE
IT," Chimayi
added.
"For
the
last
time
-
I
am
too
talented,
proud
and
secure
to
have
sex
with
someone
in
return
for
songs.
2.
Thereby
no
abortions
no
sex
tape.
It
was
a
lie
and
if
you
cant
believe
it
I
truly
wish
you
wear
my
shoes
someday
for
you
are
incapable
of
seeing
truth.
The
leaks
was
NO
call
for
justice
or
for
righting
wrongs.
It
was
ANOTHER
act
of
aggression
on
women.
Another
shaming.
Another
parading
naked
of
women,
Like
people
in
villages
do.
Of
branding
people
black
magicians
and
witches.Next
time
you
share
posts
asking
for
'justice'
from
aggressors
-
do
remember
you
are
part
of
the
system
that
denies
survivors
justice,"
(sic)
Chinmayi
concluded.