‘Gem Granites’ owner Veeramani’s watchman arrested
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CHENNAI The Greater Chennai Police have arrested ‘Gem Granites’ owner R. Veeramani’s watchman Seenivasan on charges of aiding the businessman in sexually exploiting minor girls. According to police, the watchman, who was working with Veeramani for over 20 years, had allegedly switched off power supply or changed the angle of surveillance cameras when the victims were brought to the house. What is the ‘Gem Granites’ Veeramani POCSO Act case all about?
| Explained What is the ‘Gem Granites’ Veeramani POCSO Act case all about? | Explained Veeramani had rented a bungalow at Teynampet in Chennai. Over a period of years, multiple minor girls were taken to the house where they were allegedly lured with gifts and sexually abused by the granite baron. What is the ‘Gem Granites’ Veeramani POCSO Act case all about?
| Explained storyline 1 Seenivasan was arrested in connection with two cases booked under the POCSO Act. The police attached to the Special Investigation Team seized Seenivasan’s mobile phone and conducted a search at his residence in Ennore.
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