<p>An organisation that governs and cares for the transgender community in Malaysia has lodged a police complaint on a hate video that sought physical violence against the community.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The Malaysian Tamil Thirunangai Organisation lodged the complaint at the Dang Wangi police station in Kuala Lumpur after a group of Indian-Malaysian transgender women complained about the video that went viral on the social media earlier this week.<br /><br />The first part of the video recording showed photos of several transgender women of various ethnicities, mostly Indian, taken from their social media accounts, Malay Mail online reported recently.<br /><br />In a narration in Tamil, a man could be heard saying "transgenders take drugs to 'change' from men to women".<br /><br />The unidentified man also warned of an increase in the number of trans-woman and a fall of male population.<br /><br />The voice then urged viewers to take "physical action", question and challenge the transgenders to "save" the country and the Tamil community.<br /><br />The second part of the video was an audio taken from a debate in India in which a person was heard saying that "cow's milk contains high level of estrogens hormone and drinking it can turn men into women," the report said.<br /><br />"Immediately, the community felt fear. Fear to go out, fear to do normal things, fear to live day-to-day life, worrying what is going to happen to them next," the group's president Suriya Ramaiah was quoted as saying.<br /><br />The organisation claimed that the voice in the video had an ethnic Indian accent that is spoken in Malaysia and Singapore.<br /><br />According to Ramaiah, she received complaints about the video from her friends who reside in Singapore and Australia.<br /><br />Activists estimate that there are nearly 60,000 transgenders living in Malaysia.</p>
<p>An organisation that governs and cares for the transgender community in Malaysia has lodged a police complaint on a hate video that sought physical violence against the community.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The Malaysian Tamil Thirunangai Organisation lodged the complaint at the Dang Wangi police station in Kuala Lumpur after a group of Indian-Malaysian transgender women complained about the video that went viral on the social media earlier this week.<br /><br />The first part of the video recording showed photos of several transgender women of various ethnicities, mostly Indian, taken from their social media accounts, Malay Mail online reported recently.<br /><br />In a narration in Tamil, a man could be heard saying "transgenders take drugs to 'change' from men to women".<br /><br />The unidentified man also warned of an increase in the number of trans-woman and a fall of male population.<br /><br />The voice then urged viewers to take "physical action", question and challenge the transgenders to "save" the country and the Tamil community.<br /><br />The second part of the video was an audio taken from a debate in India in which a person was heard saying that "cow's milk contains high level of estrogens hormone and drinking it can turn men into women," the report said.<br /><br />"Immediately, the community felt fear. Fear to go out, fear to do normal things, fear to live day-to-day life, worrying what is going to happen to them next," the group's president Suriya Ramaiah was quoted as saying.<br /><br />The organisation claimed that the voice in the video had an ethnic Indian accent that is spoken in Malaysia and Singapore.<br /><br />According to Ramaiah, she received complaints about the video from her friends who reside in Singapore and Australia.<br /><br />Activists estimate that there are nearly 60,000 transgenders living in Malaysia.</p>