Veeramani case: Tamil Nadu Congress functionary Ranjan Kumar’s 2024 complaint to be taken as primary charge
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Chennai: The complaint filed by Tamil Nadu Congress functionary R. Ranjan Kumar against 'Gem Granites' owner R. Veeramani on November 22, 2024, will be considered the primary charge in the POCSO Act case against Veeramani and others, according to police sources. Veeramani, a prominent figure in the granite industry, is accused of sexually exploiting minors, most of whom belong to the Below Poverty Line and minority communities.
The complaint, initially reported by The Hindu, detailed allegations of Veeramani's involvement in the abuse of young girls, with the survivor providing screenshots and video evidence as proof.
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