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‘Gem Granites’ Veeramani POCSO case: Annamalai wants SIT to be formed to ‘uncover entire network’

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'Gem Granites’ scandal leader Veeramani now faces POCSO charges over alleged child abuse in Tamil Nadu. Chief Minister Annamalai has demanded a Special Investigation Team to expose the full network behind the case, seeking judicial intervention. Opposition leader Akhilesh Yadav called the Election Commission’s handling of internal dissent unconstitutional. The move could push authorities to probe deeper into Veeramani’s alleged ties to the syndicate linked to the ‘Gem Granites’ scandal.

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