Businessman Boby Chemmanur taken into custody by SIT in sexual harassment case

Chemmanur was booked under non-bailable sections following Malayalam actress Honey Rose’s complaint

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Kochi, Updated At : 01:35 PM Jan 08, 2025 IST

Businessman Boby Chemmanur. Photo: bobychemmanur.com

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Prominent businessman Boby Chemmanur was taken into custody on Wednesday by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the sexual harassment case filed by Malayalam actress Honey Rose, official sources said on Monday.

He was taken into custody from Wayanad, a police officer with the Kochi City Police confirmed.

A Special Investigation Team (SIT), led by the Circle Inspector of Kochi Central Station, was constituted to investigate the allegations of sexual harassment filed by the actress against Chemmanur, a jeweller.

Chemmanur was booked under non-bailable sections following Rose’s complaint.

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