The Jallikattu issue has been annoying Trisha and her family since the ban. Though Trisha hasn’t made any statements against Jallikattu, the protesters of the ban have not left the actress alone. Just for being a part of animal care organization PETA, she has been bothered by the protestants.
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There was a post recently on her Twitter wall depicting Trisha to be supporting the ban of Jallikattu after which Trisha has posted a tweet saying her account is hacked and deleted her account. Trisha’s mother decided to lodge a complaint against the hacking of the actress’s twitter account and asked for police protection for her daughter.
Trisha’s mother mentioned in the complaint that her daughter is a dog lover and has been with PETA to rescue the Stray dogs and her role ends there. She also mentioned that they are Tamilians too and would not go against the Tamil traditions and requested to take action on the hackers.
Recently, a protester group hindered the shooting of Garjanai and also, there was a post on twitter giving condolences to Trisha saying she is dead for which Trisha fired back too. She had clarified her opinion on the issue that she is a Tamilian and would never go against the Tamil culture and tradition and that she never spoke anything against Jallikattu.
