In a statement on Thursday, Ramadoss said the allegations were serious and urged authorities to act against anyone found responsible, regardless of status. He also called for investigators to examine whether people had assisted the alleged abuse or tried to close the case.
Ramadoss said evidence had been submitted to police on October 6, 2025, and that a petition seeking closure for lack of evidence was filed before the Chennai POCSO Special Court on February 18. Those dates and the account of the case are presented in his statement; the material does not provide the court’s ruling or an independent response from investigators.
He urged police to complete the probe promptly and said the applicable provisions should be amended if the evidence warrants it. The allegations remain subject to investigation and judicial process.