Police booked Malayalam actor Sreejith Ravi for sexually abusing two children
In a recent report Malayalam actor, Sreejith Ravi was arrested under the POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) Act, 2012 case for allegedly flashing at two children in Kerala’s Palakkad. According to the police, an investigation after their parents complained that an unidentified person in a black car had behaved inappropriately toward the two minors in a nearby park on July 4.
During the investigation, police examined CCTV images of the area, found the car, and discovered that it was owned by Ravi.
“The accused was identified by the complainant’s children. The FIR was filed, and he was brought to court “A police officer stated this.
This is not the first time the actor has been accused of sexually abusing children. In a similar case, he was arrested by Ottappalam police earlier in 2016. Sreejith was accused of flashing his private parts at a group of female students and photographing them. Sreejith was arrested under the POCSO Act after the school principal filed a complaint based on what nearly 15 girls claimed they witnessed. Sreejith was apprehended after students recognised him from photographs.
This is not the first time the actor has been accused of sexually abusing children. In a similar case, he was arrested by Ottappalam police earlier in 2016. Sreejith was accused of flashing his private parts at a group of female students and photographing them. Sreejith was arrested under the POCSO Act after the school principal filed a complaint based on what nearly 15 girls claimed they witnessed. Sreejith was apprehended after students recognised him from photographs.
According to the initial complaint, on August 27, 2016, a man stopped his car and showed his private parts to the girls before driving away when the girls raised an alarm. The complainants initially mentioned the vehicle number of the actor’s car and later identified the man as Sreejith. Sreejith had initially denied any involvement in the incident. He claimed that the students may have spelt the vehicle number incorrectly.
