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Survivors' reluctance stalls 35 SIT cases based on Hema panel report

IndiaTimes Sunday, 8 December 2024
Kerala police face a dilemma with 35 FIRs related to the Hema Committee report on sexual abuse in the Malayalam film industry. Survivors are hesitant to pursue legal action, and the passage of time has hampered investigations. Actor Mala Parvathy has challenged the probe in the Supreme Court, while a nodal officer has been appointed to support survivors facing threats.
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