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BJP hits out at Tamil Nadu govt over child sexual assault case
The opposition party has criticized the Tamil Nadu administration following reports of a sexual assault on a five-year-old child in Gummidipoondi, citing concerns over rising crime rates under the current government.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday attacked the Tamil Nadu government over a reported sexual assault case involving a minor in the Gummidipoondi area, raising fresh questions about law and order in the state.
BJP leaders alleged that such crimes have become recurring incidents under the TVK-led administration, claiming the security situation has deteriorated significantly. The party sought to highlight what it described as a pattern of serious offences against vulnerable sections of society.
The criticism comes amid broader political tensions in Tamil Nadu, where various parties have been engaged in debates over governance and public safety. The incident has reignited focus on the state's crime prevention mechanisms and police response systems.
The allegations underscore ongoing concerns about child safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement in addressing sexual crimes. The state government has not yet made a detailed statement regarding the BJP's allegations or the specific incident being referenced.