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Granite baron Veeramani faces second child rape charge linked to 2014 teen suicide

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Tamil Nadu granite businessman R Veeramani, already facing a child rape case, has now been charged in connection with a second incident. The new case is linked to the suicide of a 16-year-old girl in 2014, with the victim's mother recently filing a formal complaint. The case had remained inactive for years after police records were destroyed in a fire. A special investigation team is now probing both incidents simultaneously. Authorities are also reaching out to the public to gather additional evidence related to the cases.

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