Coimbatore Gang Rape: Gang rape with college student in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, BJP cornered the ruling DMK, Bjp slams dmk govt of mk stalin as gang rape with college student happens in Coimbatore tamil nadu

Coimbatore Gang Rape: Gang rape with college student in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, BJP cornered the ruling DMK, Bjp slams dmk govt of mk stalin as gang rape with college student happens in Coimbatore tamil nadu

Coimbatore. There is news of gang rape of a college student near the airport in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. According to reports, three people gang-raped the student. After the incident, the accused managed to escape from the spot. They are being searched. At the same time, this incident of gangrape has given BJP an opportunity to corner the ruling DMK government of MK Stalin in Tamil Nadu.

According to Coimbatore Police, the gangrape victim is a student of a private college. She was in a car with her friend near Coimbatore Airport. It is alleged that three people came and attacked the girl’s friend. After this they kidnapped the student and took her to another place. Where an incident of gang rape took place with a student. According to Coimbatore Police, the student is undergoing treatment. He is out of danger. Coimbatore Police has formed seven teams to search for the accused of gangrape of the student.

Tamil Nadu BJP leader K on the incident of gang rape of a student in Coimbatore. Annamalai has posted on X taking aim. Annamalai has written in the post that since DMK came to power in Tamil Nadu, such incidents have shown that anti-social elements no longer have any fear of law or police. From DMK ministers to police officers, there has been a disturbing trend of protecting sex offenders instead of ensuring justice. The DMK government has completely failed to prevent sexual crimes and provide security to women. Annamalai has written about Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin that he holds the direct responsibility of law and order. Stalin should bow his head in shame for allowing the police to reach such a miserable state.

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