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Two held in â¹1,417-cr. investment fraud case (opens the original)
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested two men in connection with an alleged â¹1,417.86-crore investment fraud involving Unique Exports and its associated entities, which reportedly mobilised funds from 35,759 investors. S. Naveen Kumar, 38, of Erode, and S. Muthuselvam, an ex-serviceman from Ramanathapuram, were arrested on September 29 under Section 19 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. The ED launched the probe based on an FIR registered by District Crime Branch, Erode, under
âGem Granitesâ Veeramani, his two accomplices in POCSO Act case detained under Goondas Act (opens the original)
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Greater Chennai City Police Commissioner A. Amalraj has ordered the detention of POCSO Act case accused and Gem Granites founder R. Veeramani (84) and his associates, Shanthi (60) and her husband Mahendra Simhan (63), under the Goondas Act for allegedly engaging in repeated criminal activities and disturbing public order. Veeramani was arrested by the Immoral Trafficking Prevention Unit (ITPU) on August 29, 2026 on charges of sexually assaulting minor girls. Shanthi and Mahendra Simhan were also
âGem Granitesâ Veeramani, two accomplices in POCSO case detained under Goondas Act (opens the original)
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Greater Chennai City Police Commissioner A. Amalraj has ordered the detention of Gem Granites founder R. Veeramani, 84, and his associates, Shanthi, 60, and her husband Mahendra Simhan, 63, under the Goondas Act for allegedly engaging in repeated criminal activities and disturbing public order. Veeramani was arrested by the Immoral Trafficking Prevention Unit (ITPU) on August 29 on charges of sexually assaulting minor girls. Shanthi and Mahendra Simhan were also arrested for abetting him. They w
Assistant Commissioner of Police M.A. Yasmin, who first handled Veeramani case, also transferred (opens the original)
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Amid mounting allegations of mishandling of the case in which octogenarian business magnate R. Veeramani of Gem Granites has been accused of sexually abusing minor girls, the Police Department on Thursday (September 24, 2026) shifted out Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) M.A. Yasmin, who was among those who had initially handled the case. Ms. Yasmin, who was serving as the ACP, Koyambedu, had been placed on âvacancy reserveâ on administrative grounds, sources said. Meanwhile, the Greate
DGP and Chennai Police Commissioner review law and order situation (opens the original)
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Director-General of Police (DGP) and Head of Police Force (HoPF) Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal, along with Greater Chennai Police Commissioner A. Amalraj, held a meeting with senior police officers on Saturday to review the law and order situation in the city, the progress of infrastructure projects, and various public services. Sources said Mr. Amalraj usually conducts a weekly review meeting with Additional Commissioners, Joint Commissioners, and Deputy Commissioners of Police at the Commissionerate i
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