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Coimbatore sexual assault-cum-murder: police aim to file chargesheet within 30 days

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Coimbatore sexual assault-cum-murder: police aim to file chargesheet within 30 days
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The police are working quickly to investigate the sexual assault and murder of a 10-year-old girl in Coimbatore, with plans to file a chargesheet within 30 days. A meeting was held with key police officials to ensure the investigation progresses efficiently, with daily reviews of the case. The main suspect, K. Karthi, and his accomplice, Mohan, are under scrutiny as the investigation unfolds.

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Publication timeTue, 26 May 2026 00:26:03 +0530
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The police have expedited the investigation into the sexual assault-cum-murder of a 10-year-old girl near Sulur in Combatore district, aiming to submit the charegsheet in the case within a month.Inspector General of Police (West Zone) R.V. Ramya Bharathi on Monday convened a meeting with Deputy Inspector General of Police (Coimbatore Range) P. Saminathan, Coimbatore District (Rural) Superintendent of Police Allatipalli Pavan Kumar Reddy, Additional SP M. Vivekanandan and members of the investigating team. Back-to-back murders near deserted tanks in Coimbatore district raise safety concernsThe investigating team comprises Deputy Superintendent of Police Karikal Pari Shankar, two male Inspectors, three women Inspectors and 10-15 Sub-Inspctors. Perur DSP S. Suresh will assist Mr. Shankar.

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