The protesters demanded the resignation of the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and demanded strict action against the university

As part of the ongoing investigation into the sexual assault case involving a 19-year-old student at Anna University in Chennai, a member of the fact-finding team has proposed a series of recommendations to enhance safety measures and improve the handling of sexual assault cases.

The alleged rape happened around 8 pm on Monday when the victim was chatting with a male friend in a remote part of the 180-acre Anna University campus in Chennai.

BJP state president K Annamalai, announcing the protest, alleged the accused belonged to the DMK and there were attempts to conceal the truth, in the matter

To investigate the sexual assault case of a 19-year-old engineering student on the Anna University campus, a two-member fact-finding committee from the National

The Madras High Court criticized Chennai Police Commissioner A Arun for his investigation of the Anna University sexual assault case. An all-women Special Investigation Team was formed, and the court ordered ₹25 lakh compensation for the victim and free education support from Anna University.

A second-year student of Anna University was allegedly sexually assaulted by the accused on the university campus on December 23. The accused, 37-year-old Gnanasekharan, who works as a food vendor, was arrested by police from Kotturpuram.

The Madras High Court has formed an all-women IPS officers' SIT to probe the Anna University sexual assault case and the FIR leak incident, directing the Tamil Nadu Government to compensate the victim and ensure no future FIR leaks.

A bench of Justice S M Subramaniam and Justice V Lakshminarayan gave the order while hearing a plea for transferring the probe into the matter to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

Madras High Court orders SIT probe into Anna University sexual assault, victim compensated ₹25 lakh, no fees charged.