UK: Indian-origin student expelled from university, court found guilty of stalking girl
World Desk, Amar Ujala, London
Printed by: Prashant Kumar Jha
Up to date Sat, 11 Dec 2021 11:55 AM IST
In Britain, a pupil of Indian origin discovered it tough to harass a nursing pupil. The college has expelled the scholar on the orders of the court docket. Discovering the allegations of the woman pupil true, the court docket has additionally sentenced the accused pupil to 4 months' imprisonment. The suspended pupil should go away the UK and go to Hong Kong.
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An Indian-origin pupil within the UK has been expelled from the college. The nursing pupil had accused the boy of harassing and threatening her. The scholar had complained to the court docket, the place the court docket discovered the accused responsible of stalking the woman and sentenced her to 4 months' jail and two years' suspension from the college. The college has banned 22-year-old Sahil Bhavnani for 5 years after the court docket delivered the decision.
After his expulsion from the college, Sahil should go to Hong Kong. Bhavnani was accused of stalking and harassing a pupil of Oxford Brookes College. Protection lawyer Richard Davis informed the court docket that Sahil Bhavnani would depart for Hong Kong on Saturday together with his father. Advocate Davis stated it was unlucky for Bhavnani that the college was expelling her. The woman had complained to the court docket that Bhavnani had written a 100-page letter threatening her.
The scholar despatched a six-minute audio message on the telephone
In her grievance, the woman stated that she was afraid that she may grow to be a sufferer of Bhavnani's sexual assault. The sufferer additional stated that the boy had additionally despatched a six-minute audio message on the telephone. Wherein he stated that he'll make me his spouse and desires to maintain with him.
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