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'Gratitude for verdict': Stalin after Anna University sexual assault case accused awarded life sentence

IndiaTimes Monday, 2 June 2025
Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin praised the Chennai Mahila court's verdict after it awarded the life sentence for a minimum period of 30 years without remission and a fine of Rs 90,000 to the accused Gnanasekaran, who has been convicted of sexually harassing a student on the Anna University campus in December last year.
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