Royce Hall — Attraction in Los Angeles

Dear Sirs and Madams,

This is to alert you that two individuals, named Rajiv and Vineetha Thomas, may disrupt the graduation ceremony at UCLA on Monday, 6/13.

They followed me to the UCLA campus yesterday afternoon, as they have been for the past year all over Los Angeles, including buses and Ubers, over what I am told (by an employee of a company I interned at last quarter) is a public emergency communication technology. (Since then, I've heard the stalkers access it outside LA, most recently an Indian call center location that is mailing me a new multi currency travel card). Their style is to engage the general public in conversation, usually to disparage Indians or me directly, or provide non-stop commentary on the live action on the ground or to mess with my energy by making up a story about the live action that they believe will affect me since I am "open, not closed" and delivering it with the supreme confidence one acquires after obtaining a citizenship/spouse/house/car/kids/job in a foreign land. I am not associated with them (or with any others who follow them, relatives of my dead father, ostensibly to get them to leave). I want to graduate with my colleagues on Monday, June 13, 2022, as is tradition. Since Rajiv Thomas did not respect the Academy Museum on 05/22 to keep quiet during a film screening, and the group did speak at UCLA Store yesterday, I do believe they are looking to disrupt the graduation ceremony as a matter of inexplicable and self manufactured ill-will towards me for letting them know about the Delta wave in India last May that killed my father. They will not respect UCLA enough to not make a public nuisance of themselves. I am writing to you because I do not want the ceremony to be ruined for anyone and I do not want to be blamed for their disruptions, as I was yesterday morning at a nail salon, with microaggressions by disgruntled people in geographic proximity to me.

Thank you very much.

Have a good day.

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