DUBAI – An expatriate Indian man has been jailed for molesting two female co-workers in the United Arab Emirates, media reported.
The Indian worker, 28, identified only as SK, groped his workmates, a 27-year-old Nepali and a 36-year-old Kenyan, who worked as cleaners, in a staff canteen in Dubai in March this year, Gulf News reported on Monday.
The Dubai court of first instance found SK guilty of molesting the two women and breaching their modesty and privacy, despite his “not guilty” plea.
The court sentenced him to a one-year jail term and deportation following the completion of imprisonment.
“They ran into me in the corridor and we accidentally bumped into each other. I did not molest them… that’s what I told prosecutors, I did not confess,” the report quoted SK as saying during the court proceedings.
The two women accused SK of groping them and exposing himself in a vulgar manner.
The Nepali cleaner said the man molested her in the canteen when she went to have lunch.
“I shouted at him and informed my boss. The police came to our workplace and arrested SK,” the Nepali victim said.
SK, however, claimed that he had touched the Nepali woman by mistake.
The Kenyan woman told prosecutors that the worker groped her in the corridor and that he left her alone when she scolded him.
The convicted man has appealed and will appear before an appeal court later this month.
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According to NCB experts, a national anti- narcotic task force should be formed to tackle drugs for Punjab with a comprehensive statistical survey of addiction in the state.
“Strong enforcement action is needed against pharmaceutical units in HP with reduction in liquor costs and liberalised bhang and bhukki licenses so that Punjab youth do not move to hard drugs like heroin, cocaine, ephedrine, methamphetamine, ICE and LSD,” said a senior official.
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It was while Kristin was in university that she was diagnosed with schizophrenia. She was married and had a son, who family say was her greatest joy and the love of her life. The marriage ended after a few years, and when her son was seven he went to live with his father in B.C. Kristin moved to Vancouver and would take the bus on weekends to see him.
Kristen, who was sometimes called Sunny or Misty, died a violent death in a dark alley, leaving behind a 12-year-old son. Her family has endured 32 long years of waiting for justice. For them, the memories of the sweet little girl who filled their house with music have been forever tainted with the painful knowledge of how her life ended and the fact that no one has been held accountable.
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Mind should have a harmonious control over organs of perception and action. Detachment through self-restrains brings happiness. Penance is to keep your mind calm, cool, collected and controlled, and devoid of jealousy, anger and apathy. Let there be no harsh words in your speech, no vanity in your mind, no conscious sinful acts by your deeds and thoughts and no backbiting echoes in your heart. Control your mind to reach your destination; don’t let your mind be a slave to your desires. Continence of mind opens the gates for inner peace by curbing ego and illumination of the self for an everlasting bliss.
From the Vedic point of view, the only way peace can be called real is, if the essential needs of all individuals, families, and societies have been met, live fear less, and have love and respect for all in their day to day life. This state of peace should then be similar to a mother loving her children. Personal peace is dependent on the peace existent in the family
One of the main reasons for the wars is human ego. Vedas tell us to be human, full of qualities.
Those who perceive the same Supreme Being in everyone’s heart, and dwell on positivity and commonness rather than differences are not jealous. They also see that all souls are essentially children of the same god. They see unity, and are neither attached nor unhappy. Vedas tell us that everyone has equal rights to use all products derived from nature, such as air, water, etc. This basically includes everything we ever use in life. Contrary to these actions, bad conducts, selfishness, lust, ignorance, and not following the rules of nature will lead to unhappiness. We should not misuse any natural material.
I have tried to summarize the main gist of all Vedic topics and knowledge as discussed during the Mahasammlas in short.
Om Santih santih santih. May there be peace, peace, peace!
