No bail for asylum seeker on sex charge February 27, 2013 - 11:34AM A Sri Lankan asylum seeker charged with indecently assaulting a Sydney woman in her university accommodation was not present when his matter was heard in court. Daxchan Selvarajah, 21, did not apply for bail in Sydney's Central Local Court on Wednesday. His lawyer, Ken Robinson, said his client would make a bail application in Parramatta local court on March 7. Selvarajah was charged on Tuesday with the indecent assault of a 20-year-old student at Macquarie University in the city's northwest. The woman told police she was asleep in a dorm at the university when a man broke into her room and indecently assaulted her about 3.20am (AEDT) on February 21. Selvarajah was charged with indecent assault and two counts of aggravated break and enter with intent to commit an indictable offence. Mr Robinson told reporters outside court his client was "doing well." "He's obviously feeling the strain a little bit," he added. An immigration department spokeswoman has said the man was an asylum seeker on a bridging visa, but was not living in accommodation at Macquarie University at the time of the attack. The university said Campus Living, part of Transfield Group, provided services for asylum seekers including temporary accommodation under a 2012 agreement with the Red Cross's Asylum Seeker Assistance Scheme (ASAS). Campus Living's website describes the accommodation as Macquarie University Village. Selvarajah will appear via audiovisual link at his next court appearance with the aid of an interpreter for his expected bail application on March 7.