I keep seeing screenshots of Nilakantan Rajaraman, another craven misogynist who prefers to hide his sick mind behind convenient handles like "puram politics" or "the maanga" or suchlike. Here's a thread on this depraved individual and why you should block him.
If you're old enough to have read blogs in their heyday 15-20 years ago, you will remember Nilu. Throwing around the word "cunt" at any woman who challenged him. It was a frequent thing in early to mid 2000s indian blogs. He'd call someone a "cunt", then giggle at the outrage.
And if a woman still had the temerity to push back, she was featured in his "puke of the day" posts. And his fellow incel minions then flooded the comments of those women bloggers. Traumatized them big time. Just so Nilakantan Rajaraman could have a giggle at a woman's expense.
Dude used to worship white US conservatives and get extra abusive if a woman commenter said that maybe Charles Krauthammer or George Will were wrong about conservatism being the best. Nilu hated anyone who hated conservatives.
If you just google "Nilakantan Rajaraman women" you will see how he has been doing this for years. His biggest pleasure in life is to taunt, insult, and bait women.

He now does it as "puram politics" cos like Abhishek Asthana, he can't put his name to his opinions.
I've seen this psychopath torture and traumatize women online for almost two decades. I shudder to think about the women in his life.
This thread is because I have seen Nilakantan Rajaraman step up his hateful cruel misogynistic trolling in recent days. Smart outspoken young women like Rutuja and Asawari too young to remember blogs getting drawn into his sadistic trap. That's his "type". He wants to break them.
For some bizarre reason, a big chunk of otherwise nice progressive Madras twitter keeps making excuses for Puram. Y'all know who you are. Shame on you. He's traumatizing a whole new generation of women and you care more about old time friendships, like bhakt whatsapp.

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