In 2018, an audio clip surfaced of Nirmala Devi, an assistant professor at Devanga Arts College in Arupukottai, conversing with 4 female students and trying to persuade them into sexual favours.

The case pertains to Nirmala Devi, who while serving as an assistant professor of an arts college in Aruppukottai attempted to lure college girl students to provide sexual favours to officials of the Madurai Kamaraj University.

A former assistant professor, Nirmala Devi, has been sentenced to 10 years in jail by a court in Tamil Nadu for soliciting sexual favors from women students to university officials.

A fast-track court for women's cases in Tamil Nadu's Srivilliputtur on Monday convicted former assistant professor Nirmala Devi on charges of attempted sex trafficking of four girl students in 2018. Judge T.

Nirmala Devi convicted for luring college girls into sexual favors by Srivilliputhur mahila court. V Murugan, S Karuppasamy acquitted. CB-CID involved

The case, which first surfaced six years ago, had caused widespread embarrassment to then Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit, but he has now been cleared of any involvement in the scandal. - Newsx

Chennai: In a sensational case of attempted immoral trafficking of college girls by a woman faculty member that had six years ago caused deep embarrassment to then Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarlilal Purohit,

Six years after an audio clip — wherein Nirmala Devi, then an assistant professor at a Tamil Nadu college, was found luring girl students to offer sex