'Vikraman Cheated Me By Saying He Loves Me' - Kiruba Munusamy's Letter To Thirumavalavan Creates Controversy!

Kiruba Munusamy, a young advocate has filed a complaint against Bigg Boss Star Vikraman, who is the co-spokesperson of VCK party, for extorting money by claiming to be in love. She wrote a letter to the VCK Party leader Thirumavalavan.

Vikraman, who was a journalist and later joined the VCK Party, is its co-spokesperson. He also participated in the Bigg Boss show and won second place. Vikraman's speeches impressed the public. In this situation, the young advocate Kiruba Munusamy has written a letter to the leader of the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, Thirumavalavan, complaining about Vikraman.

In it, to the respected leader Mr. Thol Thirumavalavan, my name is Kiruba Munusamy. Having worked as a Supreme Court lawyer, I have been doing research in the field of law in London through the National Overseas Scholarship of the Union Government Ministry of Social Justice in 2020.

Many people, including you, know that I am constantly working against caste oppression in courts and public platforms! Your party's co-spokesman Vikraman befriended me through political events and said he fell in love with me after I moved to London. He also seemed to be into progressive politics so I agreed. During the three years of our relationship, he had insulted me many times by calling me a whore and using other obscene words. He has accused me of political gain just because I am a Dalit. He made me feel like a husband and wife running a family. He made to spend money.

On top of that, when asked why he spent Rs. 80,000/- on his credit card, he said, "You cheated the government by giving a fake caste certificate to get a scholarship and eat food." He accused me of raping his younger sister and his mother with Dalit men in VCK.

In this way, when he mentions his caste privileges of being born in the Chettiar caste, even when he mentions that he is attacking me on the basis of caste, 'that's all you have thrown up your Dalit card', he has insulted my life experience as a Dalit woman and caused me emotional distress.

In this way, for the past three years, he has made me feel guilty and feel that it is wrong to talk about caste oppression or my self-respect as an individual. Due to his psychological oppression, he kept me with suicidal ideation and I am very much affected and forced to seek treatment from a psychiatrist. I request you to take party disciplinary action against Vikraman, who cheated me by saying that he loves me, spoke vulgarly about caste, extorted more than 12 lakhs and psychologically damaged me and forced me to commit suicide. I have proof of all this.

I can't even imagine the plight of ordinary women if Vikraman, who is in charge of VCK, has so boldly subjected me, a Supreme Court lawyer, a globally recognized caste-law expert, an anti-caste activist, a politically connected Dalit woman, to such atrocities.

So, I have decided to file a police complaint against him. Outwardly acting like a progressive and politically correct."

In the letter, Kiruba Munusamy said that if they do not take party action against Vikraman, who is personally doing such abominable acts, it will question the very basis of the party which stands for the protection of Dalit people.