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Veeeramani case: TN govt eases out top cops from posts amid allegation of inaction

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Chennai, Sep 24 The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday removed two senior police officers from their posts and placed them on “compulsory wait” amid allegations of inaction despite a complaint lodged in 2024 against granite baron R Veeramani, who is now in prison in a POCSO case involving the alleged sexual assault of girls.

IPS officers A Arun and N Kannan served as Commissioner and Additional Commissioner, respectively, in Chennai city during the DMK regime, when a complaint was reportedly lodged nearly two years ago alleging sexual abuse of minor girls by Veeramani.

According to Ranjan Kumar, President of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee’s Scheduled Caste Department, he had submitted a complaint to the Chennai police in November 2024 seeking action against the industrialist and his associate Shanti. However, no action was taken.

Against this backdrop, Arun, who is now serving as Additional DGP/Director, Tamil Nadu Police Academy, and Kannan, IGP/Commissioner of Police, Coimbatore city, have been placed under compulsory wait, according to a government order.

(PTI News)

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