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Monday, 07 October 2024 7.42 PM IST

'Close ties with government, picking up college girls'; Shocking allegations against leading actor

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Financial expert and teacher Mary George has made serious allegations against a prominent Malayalam actor, accusing him of luring young women from Thiruvananthapuram Women’s College in the 1980s with promises of film roles. In a recent media interview, Mary George revealed that the actor, who had significant connections with the government, would regularly pick up young women in his expensive car from outside the college gates.

Mary George stated that this issue was brought to her attention by fellow teachers, who recently disclosed their concerns to her. She added that had she been aware of this at the time, she would have intervened.

According to her, the actor would arrive daily in an expensive car and wait outside the college gate, where some girls would then get into the vehicle. Teachers became aware of this behaviour through the students and began closely monitoring the situation. Once the teachers confirmed the truth of the incidents, they reported it to the principal. The principal observed the actor's actions and identified which girls were involved, but despite this, she felt powerless to intervene.

After attempting to address the situation but realizing it was futile, the principal advised her colleagues not to interfere further. Mary George also noted that the actor in question remains active in the film industry to this day.

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