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But the real problem is tnnlu was suppressing the information from everybody including its own professors, after victim complained. they suppresed the fact all students including victim were drunk. no news said they are drunk. Malini mam, the dean of students welfare came to know and dared to question the admin, perhaps the only one with spine. she sent a bold email in support of the students and called out tnnlu registrar for suppressing the matter to save name, even from his own teachers. All students got to know only through her email and that is when press also was informed of this crime. they are reporting with small elements of concocted facts without verification. only the common part of the news across all websites is true nd rest is history. tnnlu was a much better place before covid honestly...
"The TNNLU Registrar also clarified that the enquiry committee found no caste angle to the incident as the accused students are Dalit and backward class."
It's General, DNC, BC, MBC, SC, ST.
General population in TN is only 3 percentage. Most cases of caste atrocities are done by MBC communities on SC people. In this particular case it seems it was SC on SC actions. So I don't think there is a caste angle. [Whether they belonged to different SC communities we don't know]