Puthuppally by-poll: Former CM Oommen Chandy's daughter lodged FIR regarding cyber attacks, know what is the matter?

The by-poll to the Puthupalli assembly seat in Kerala's Kottayam district has become a question of prestige for the Congress and the family of late former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy. Oommen Chandy was elected MLA for 12 consecutive times from this seat, after his death, by-elections are being held on the Puthupalli assembly seat.

Meanwhile, Achu Oomman, the younger daughter of the late Oomman Chandy, has lodged a complaint with the cyber police regarding the alleged cyber attacks against her. On Monday, a person from Thiruvananthapuram had posted derogatory remarks on his Facebook account. He has filed a complaint regarding this. The complaint states, "The accused has knowingly and with malicious intent to defame Achu Oommen, have lied to the public and thereby spread untrue, false and slanderous allegations against the complainant that he and his late father are corrupt."

At the same time, Achu Oman had condemned the alleged cyber attacks against him in the Puthupalli by-election, saying that all this is to divert attention from the current issues of corruption and price rise in Kerala. She said that she was working as a content creator in the fashion and travel sector for a few years. His photographs taken during this period were misused on social media for vested interests with a deliberate intention to malign his father's reputation.