A breakthrough in the Amravati sexual abuse case occurred when a 15-year-old survivor from Nagpur stepped forward to record her statement with the Special Investigation Team (SIT). The case involves Mohammad Ayan, a 19-year-old accused of luring and sexually exploiting minors, with evidence of his actions recorded and circulated online. So far, police have identified eight survivors, but this is the first instance of a victim coming forward. Amravati's guardian minister, Chandrashekhar Bawankule, emphasized the need for other survivors to step forward, assuring them of full support and confidentiality. The case has ignited political controversy, with accusations exchanged between local leaders regarding communal implications and unverified claims about the victims’ identities. Bawankule has urged caution against sensationalism and called for information to be shared only with police to protect the integrity of the investigation. As the case unfolds, more details are expected to emerge.