Day after filing case against Swami ex-driver, actress says woman in sex romp clip not her
Tamil actress Ranjitha yesterday denied that she was the woman in a sex romp video involving self-styled godman Nityananda Swami.
"I am not the woman in the video," said Ranjitha at a press meet here in her first public appearance after the sex scandal surfaced in March.
Tamil actress Ranjitha yesterday denied that she was the woman in a sex romp video involving self-styled godman Nityananda Swami.
"I am not the woman in the video," said Ranjitha at a press meet here in her first public appearance after the sex scandal surfaced in March.
"What has happened in the last few months has been fabricated," said Ranjitha, who on Thursday lodged a case against Lenin Karuppan, the former driver of Nityananda who taped the sex act and released the video clippings.
She said she had no knowledge of sexual exploitation by the swami.
"I am a devotee of Nityananda and will remain so," said Ranjitha, adding that the media had hounded and maligned her just because she was a public personality.
She denied having absconded after the video was telecast on TV. "I was scared. I was threatened. I left for the US on March 3 and returned on June 14," Ranjitha said.
She said she had no knowledge of sexual exploitation by the swami.
"I am a devotee of Nityananda and will remain so," said Ranjitha, adding that the media had hounded and maligned her just because she was a public personality.
She denied having absconded after the video was telecast on TV. "I was scared. I was threatened. I left for the US on March 3 and returned on June 14," Ranjitha said.
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