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The POCSO case against Tamil Nadu industrialist R.
Veeramani has widened as police identify multiple victims, several of whom are from economically weaker sections.
A case has been registered under the POCSO Act and the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
The case emerged in October 2025 through a pen drive video showing a minor girl being sexually assaulted.
After a special POCSO court rejected the police's initial closure report, a revived probe focused on a rented house in Chennai's Teynampet, managed by Veeramani's associate Shanti and her husband, both of whom have been arrested.
Investigators are tracing multiple survivors and offenses dating back to 2003, having recovered documents and belongings of minor girls during searches.
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