
The case of a sexual attack on Anna University: Lonely accused Gnanasekar, 37, was accompanied by sentenced to Mahil’s court at the Madras 28 Court 28. Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam
The judgment in the event of a sexual assault on Anna University in December 2024, a court in Mahila in Chennai on Wednesday (May 28, 2025), condemned the lonely accused, Gnasekar, 37 after he found out that he was charged with the offense. The quantum of the punishment will be announced 2 June.
In the past on Wednesday, Gnanasecar was brought to a police van from a central prison, a puzzle in the middle of a close security, to the campus of the Madras High Court, where the court is located. He was made before the judge of the court Mahila M. Rajalakshmi.
The judge read the judgment and kept him guilty of crimes that he was charged in 11 parts of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhit (BNS), the Information Technology Act and the Tamil Act of the Women’s Night Act. The judge stated that the quantum of punishment would be expressed on 2 June.
Case of prosecution
The criminal prosecution said the incident occurred on December 23, 2024, when a 19 -year -old student and her friend were on the University University campus.
Gnanasecar lived with his family in the Cottup and operated the Biryani road on a service road near Adyar Bridge. He has already been involved in several criminal activities.
On December 23, 2024 at 19:10 he entered Anna University via the Madras University campus and set his mobile phone to flight mode. While he entered, he pretended to speak to someone by phone, although there was evidence that the device was already in flight mode.
At 19:45 he saw a student and her friend who sat on the stairs of the building on the campus. Gnanasecar hit his friend on his head and grabbed a female identification card. He threatened the duo and said he had made a video and showed it to the Dean, guards and other university employees. He also threatened to cause the authorities to issue a transfer certificate based on the video.
When they begged him to leave them alone, he asked the woman to stay where she was, and took her friend aside. A few minutes later he returned and told her that her friend was caught by the university staff. Then he asked her to leave her phone in the flight mode, took her to a detached place, and sexually attacked her. According to the fee sheet, he also video program also on his phone.
The team of the special investigation team (SIT) of the named Madras (SIT), which consisted of women’s officers, explored the case of a sexual assault that caused massive outrage in the state and appointed the historical blind Gnanasecar as a lonely accused.
Gnanasecar was accused pursuant to 11 provisions of the Act, including sections 331 (6) (lurking offense at night), 126 (2) (unauthorized limiting any person), 140 (4) (kidnapping to undergo a person to get hurt), 75 (2) (sexual harassment) with 64 (1) (rape). rope, Bharatius, she, she. Information Technology Act and Tamil Nad Nadu Prohibition of harassment of women’s actions.
Published – May 28, 2025 11:44