Responding to the viral video, officials swiftly intervened in the matter on Friday. In the clip, the woman, identified as Vanitha, pleaded for her life and talked about extreme cruelty, starvation, and unpaid wages she endured at the hands of her overseas employers.

"I am Vanitha, who had sought the Indian Embassy's help to rescue me. Now, I am in the Indian Embassy. Thank you, Indian Embassy. I have good dress and good food now," she said in a follow-up video, supposedly recorded inside the embassy.

The ordeal came to light when Vanitha, a mother of two, recorded her initial SOS message from a cramped room with her head covered. She stated she had traveled to Kuwait three months ago, but was denied her salary for the past two months. With folded hands, she made a direct appeal to the Kallakurichi District Collector and Superintendent of Police to rescue her before her employers could kill her.

Following the widespread sharing of her video online, authorities in Tamil Nadu quickly traced her family. Her mother, Vennila, lodged a formal complaint with the district administration, stating that the employment agent had deceived her daughter regarding the nature and safety of the domestic work abroad.