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Indian-origin man jailed in Singapore for assaulting father, molesting woman

Arjune Ravi rained blows on his 64-year-old father and continued the assault, despite knowing that police officers were waiting to be let into their apartment unit on May 10
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A 25-year-old Indian-origin man in Singapore was sentenced to one year, five months and six weeks' jail after he pleaded guilty to one count each of assaulting his father and molesting a woman in separate incidents.

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Arjune Ravi rained blows on his 64-year-old father and continued the assault, despite knowing that police officers were waiting to be let into their apartment unit (flat) on May 10, The Straits Times newspaper reported.

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Police officers later arrested Arjune and the father was taken to hospital, where he was found with multiple injuries including a nasal fracture.

In an unrelated incident, Arjune had molested a 24-year-old woman in the Little India enclave in November 2023.

Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Zhou Yang told the court that Arjune was in Buffalo Road, a bazaar lane, at around 9 pm on November 10, 2023, when he molested a woman and walked away.

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The DPP said: “Although the victim was afraid, she shouted at the accused to stop. The accused ignored her and continued walking away.”

She managed to record a video and snap pictures of Arjune before she lost sight of him. After she provided the police with the evidence, officers managed to trace him. Arjune was sentenced on Friday.

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