The BJP leader alleged that the accused committed the crime emboldened by his affiliation to the ruling party. The DMK, however, has said that the accused in the varsity student sexual assault case was not even a primary member of the DMK.

The rape of an Anna University second-year student, appallingly inside the campus, has snowballed into a political controversy in Tamil Nadu. The DMK government has been forced to the back foot as the opposition mounted pressure on the government for the deteriorating law and order situation in the state.

Annamalai criticised the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK)-led government, alleging an increase in crimes against women, ANI reported. He told reporters that two unidentified persons entered the campus and assaulted the student.

Calling the DMK an “evil force,” Annamalai urged the middle class to rise and question the government. He demanded the sacking of the Chennai city police commissioner or at least the deputy commissioner over the Anna University case.

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A massive political row has erupted in Tamil Nadu after a second-year engineering student of Chennai's Anna University was sexually assaulted and her male friend thrashed on campus Monday night

While the DMK leaders have refuted the charges, BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai also posted a photo of Deputy Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Udhayanidhi Stalin pictured with the individual accused of sexual assault at Anna University.

Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai accused the state police of willfully revealing the identity of the 19-year-old who was sexually assaulted at Anna University. He accused the ruling party of failing to protect women against such 'dreadful crimes'.

Tamil Nadu BJP leader Annamalai condemned the act of publicising the details of the identity of the victim through the FIR.