The recent sexual assault incident at Anna University in Chennai has garnered widespread public attention, triggering outrage across the state. The assault, which took place on December 25, has sparked protests and demands for improved safety protocols at the university,

The memorandum, submitted by ABVP's national secretary, Shravan P. Raj, highlighted the incident of sexual harassment at Anna University and the law and order situation in Tamil Nadu. It also condemned the arrest of ABVP students who were protesting peacefully and democratically.

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

The two-member fact-finding committee of the National Commission for Women (NCW) arrived in Chennai on Sunday to probe the all

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

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

The ABVP staged a protest demanding justice for a female student allegedly assaulted at Anna University. The organization calls for a fair investigation and the release of detained workers. The protest featured student leaders and raised slogans for women's dignity and accountability.

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.

Actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) founder-president Vijay, on Monday, called on Governor R N Ravi to press for safety of women in Tamil Nadu in the wake of the public outrage over the sexual assault on a female student of the prestigious Anna University in the heart of Chennai.