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Governor-Chancellor Ravi to review Anna University security following sexual assault incident

According to Raj Bhavan sources, deeply perturbed by the news, Ravi, who also serves as the Chancellor of Anna University, has scheduled his visit for Saturday, December 28.

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CHENNAI: Governor-Chancellor RN Ravi has scheduled a visit to Anna University to review the security arrangements and assess the situation on Saturday, said Raj Bhavan sources.

"During his visit, he will inspect the site of the incident, engage in discussions with the Registrar and other faculty members, and conduct a thorough review of the campus security," sources said.

His visit underscores the gravity of the situation and the importance of ensuring a safe and secure environment for students on campus. Ravi, a former senior intelligence officer, is expected to assess the security arrangements, identify vulnerabilities and suggest appropriate measures to be taken to prevent such incidents in the future.

The university administration is under scrutiny following the incident, with concerns raised about the adequacy of security measures in place.

Ravi's visit is seen as a move to reassure students, parents, and the wider community that the authorities are taking the necessary steps to address these concerns.

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