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at a secluded spot while her relative was present. They were later booked under the Tamil Nadu Goondas Act The Vachathi Case (1992):
Incidents in Tamil Nadu often involve the abuse of power during routine duties or custodial situations. Tiruvannamalai Roadside Assault (2025): Two police constables, Suresh Raj and P. Sundar, were arrested and dismissed from service after stopping a vehicle for a routine check and raping a 19-year-old occupant
India abuse: Scores guilty of Dalit rape and torture - BBC News
Reports of sexual assault involving police in Tamil Nadu and against Tamil populations elsewhere describe two primary contexts: criminal cases involving individual officers in India and systematic allegations against security forces during conflict in Sri Lanka. Notable Cases in Tamil Nadu, India
and the torture of over 100 Dalit villagers during a sandalwood raid. Annamalainagar Custodial Torture (1992): In a widely reported case, a woman named Padmini was repeatedly raped by four constables in front of her husband while he was being tortured in custody at the Annamalainagar Police Station. Chennai Minor Abuse Allegations (2021-2024): In 2021, a 15-year-old girl filed a complaint against a police sub-inspector for repeated sexual assault. In 2024, reports surfaced alleging that a sub-inspector harassed a minor rape survivor’s parents when they tried to report the crime. Allegations in Sri Lanka (Tamil Populations)
Human rights organizations have documented extensive allegations against Sri Lankan security forces (police and military) regarding the treatment of Tamil detainees.
One of the most infamous instances of state-sponsored violence occurred in Vachathi village, where nearly 100 policemen were among 269 officials convicted for the rape of 18 women