Sources : This author has been continuously maintaining that the Brahminical hegemonic forces are surrounding Tamil Nadu from all sides and they are seeking revenge for Periyar’s social justice.

One Sridhar Vembhu, @svembu is the CEO of Zoho Corporation. He is 1/n

High Net Worth individual. He is the founder and CEO of Zoho Corporation. According to Forbes, he is the 59th richest Indian in the world with a net worth of US$2.5 billion as of 2020

Vembu runs the in-house Zoho University, which provides training to students who have 2/n
completed 12th grade and have certain math and tech skills.
Vembu has a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Princeton and started his career at Qualcomm in 1994. Zoho is building a new 375-acre campus in Austin, Texas, which will also house its Zoho University. 3/n
Recently, he announced the release of a new Messaging App called “Arattai” and said this is an alternate to WhatsApp. 4/n

https://t.co/WuaUrn4PHp
Vembhu owns a palatial house in Pleasanton California. With such huge money and wealth, the said Vembhu is purchased 4 acres land in Mathalamparai, Tenkasi under the guise of improving villages. In an interview to Forbes India, the said Vembhu had this to say 5/n
“I always thought that people migrating from villages to cities is not a good idea,” Vembu told Forbes India in a relaxed conversation over Zoho Meeting on a mid-May morning from his Tenkasi home. “About a year or two ago, I decided that I want to do something new. 6/n
I want to go to the smaller villages and set up what I call satellite connected office centres where 10 to 20 people will work.”

In the name of village development he is spreading communal hatred in Tenkasi district. 7/n
He regularly attends all @RSSorg Shakhas that are being held in Tenkasi. Why Tenkasi of all the districts ?

Tenkasi is a communally sensitive district and as recent as 15 September 2018, Tenkasi witnessed communal clashes. 8/n

https://t.co/HSBLZcu9Ji
Note : Sridhar Vembhu is a Thanjavur Iyengar.

This author would like to repeat, that Brahmin Hegemonical Lobby wants to go for the kill.

Recall the words of Mylapore Broker Gurumurthy voiced through @rajinikanth “Now or never” “இப்போ இல்லன்னா எப்போவுமே இல்ல” 9/9

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