The controversy stems from Khan's recent comments during a press interaction, where he claimed not to have shared screen space with Trisha in the movie 'Leo' and made sexist remarks against her.

While a case under POCSO Act was filed against the accused, the state Home Minister has said that the house of the accused will be bulldozed. 

The video has exposed the gravity of the situation in Manipur and highlighted the need for urgent action to restore peace and justice in the state.

The data from NCRB has highlighted that there were 3,71,503 cases of crime against women in 2020, which had decreased from 4,05,326 in 2019 and 3,78,236 in 2018. 

Hours after he aired the statement, the National Commission for Women has issued a summon to the BJP leader seeking his explanation over his remarks and character assassinating the victim.

After hearing the arguments, the high court issued a hard tone and said that 'Bharathabhoomi', India a holy land has now become a land of rapists, where a rape occurs every 15 minutes. 

The visuals that emerged from the spot had made headlines and national and state Congress leaders had staunchly attacked the Central and state ruling party for exercising the clampdown.

The top-ranking official of the state police department had gone discordant and spelled a different version that the victim was not raped and she was died due to neck injury. 

AAP leader and Delhi minister Rajendra Pal Gautam demanded action against the police officers who attacked the MLA for enquiring about the victim.