சென்னை மாணவிக்கு இழைக்கப்பட்ட அநீதிக்கு எதிராக வழக்கைத் துரிதமாக நடத்தி, ஐந்தே மாதத்தில் நீதியைப் பெற்றுத் தந்துள்ளது நமது காவல்துறை. விசாரணை...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin commended the state police department, specialized investigation officers, public prosecutors, and the judiciary for delivering comprehensive justice within five months in the Chennai female student sexual assault case. Expressing deep institutional gratitude to the legal authorities, Stalin reiterated his foundational directive to law enforcement personnel: crimes must be rigorously prevented, but if any crime occurs, no perpetrator should escape apprehension, investigation must proceed swiftly, and exemplary legal conviction must be secured without procedural compromise.

The Chief Minister asserted that the expeditious trial and stringent sentencing shattered the disingenuous propaganda disseminated by opposition leaders, who attempted to exploit personal tragedy for cheap partisan advantage. Stalin noted that those who previously governed the state through administrative negligence and uncurbed criminality possess no moral standing to lecture the current administration on law and order. By ensuring fast-track forensic examination, professional witness protection, and unyielding courtroom prosecution, the government demonstrated its uncompromising stance on gender justice.

Stalin affirmed that safeguarding womens dignity, personal liberty, and physical safety remains a paramount constitutional commitment of the Dravidian Model administration. He declared that justice will be delivered fearlessly across Tamil Nadu.