Darshan’s Wife Vijayalakshmi Files Police Complaint Over Social Media Harassment

Online harassment against Vijayalakshmi, actor Darshan's wife, is back in the news. She has now filed a formal police complaint about the constant abuse she gets on social media.

Her complaint says fake accounts and trolls have been bothering her non-stop. People are posting rude comments, spreading lies, and attacking her personally. Because she's so fed up, she's asked the cybercrime police to take strong legal action against those doing it.

Vijayalakshmi pointed out in her complaint that some Instagram pages, like one called "Jalagaara University," keep posting mean comments and insulting her. She also mentioned that a recent video of her at a film screening was used online to spread bad and hateful comments.

The complaint also claims that fake stories about her private life are being spread on purpose. The goal is to hurt her reputation and confuse people.

After news of the complaint came out, actor Darshan's fans were angry about how social media is being misused. Many people demanded tougher action against those who harass others online, saying this kind of behavior disrespects women and makes them feel unsafe.

Online users also called for cyber laws to be enforced more strictly and for quick action against anyone using anonymous or fake accounts to spread lies.

The cybercrime police have filed a case based on her complaint and started looking into it. A tech team is now working to find out who is behind these fake accounts and troll pages posting abusive things.

Authorities promised that anyone found guilty of spreading lies or rude material online will face serious legal consequences. They are also getting information from social media companies to figure out which accounts are involved.

Officials said the rising number of online harassment cases shows that social media is being misused more and more. They repeated that cyber abuse, especially against women, should not be tolerated at all.

This case has again brought up worries about how much cyber harassment is happening and why we need more accountability online. Vijayalakshmi's complaint has drawn new attention to the problems public figures and their families face when dealing with organized online trolling and false information.

The investigations are still going on, and more steps are expected once they identify the accounts responsible.