Historic Verdict: Pollachi Sexual Assault Culprits Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Tamil Nadu's Minister Geetha Jeevan lauds the life imprisonment verdict for all nine accused in the Pollachi sexual assault and rape case. She commended the victims for their courage and emphasized the importance of women's safety. The decision underscores a stern warning to potential offenders and upholds justice for victims.

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In a landmark judgment, the Coimbatore Women's Court sentenced all nine accused in the notorious Pollachi sexual assault and rape case to life imprisonment. Tamil Nadu Social Welfare and Women's Rights Minister Geetha Jeevan praised the verdict, stating it delivers justice to the victims and creates a deterrent against future crimes.
Minister Jeevan addressed a press conference, acknowledging the courage of the victims and applauding law enforcement for upholding confidentiality. She criticized the initial negligence in handling the case and credited Chief Minister Stalin's administration for pursuing it legally and effectively. The verdict marks a significant step in reinforcing women's safety and legal justice.
Judge Nandhini Devi's decision followed extensive deliberations, where nine men, including Thirunavukkarasu and Sabarirajan, were found guilty. The case's investigation by the CBI revealed disturbing details, involving over 50 women victims. The trial was comprehensive, with testimony from 50 witnesses and over 240 documents presented. The verdict is celebrated as a crucial victory in the fight against sexual violence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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