Overview
- Ernakulam Central Police lodged the chargesheet on June 4 accusing Chemmanur of making sexually coloured remarks against Honey Rose online and at a public event
- He faces non-bailable allegations under Section 75(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for sexual harassment and Section 67 of the IT Act for transmitting obscene material
- Investigators included video clips of interviews and the actress’s confidential statement as central evidence in the case file
- Chemmanur was arrested on January 8 in Wayanad after Honey Rose filed her initial complaint on January 7, marking this as her second case against him
- The proceedings highlight growing scrutiny of cyber harassment by influential figures and enforcement of new legal provisions in Kerala