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Indian National Sentenced to Jail and Fine for Inebriated Assault on Compatriot Worker in Singapore

Sweta Jha
By Sweta Jha 4 Min Read Published June 27, 2023
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In a recent case, a 37-year-old Indian national, Manohar Sankar, has been handed a five-month jail sentence and fined 1,000 Singaporean dollars for a violent incident that occurred in 2020. The incident involved Sankar biting off one of the ear lobes of a fellow compatriot worker while under the influence of alcohol. The court also found him guilty of cursing his victim during the altercation.

According to Channel News Asia, Sankar, who worked as a construction worker from Tamil Nadu, resided in a workers’ apartment in Singapore along with several other individuals. The incident took place on May 19, 2020, on the rooftop of the apartment where both Sankar and the victim were present, and alcohol was being consumed.

The altercation turned violent when Sankar, in an inebriated state, attacked his compatriot worker, biting off a portion of the victim’s ear lobe. The victim, undoubtedly shocked and in pain, was further subjected to verbal abuse and curses from Sankar. The incident left both physical and emotional scars on the victim, who subsequently reported the assault to the authorities.

The Singaporean court took the matter seriously and brought Sankar to trial, charging him with assault and using abusive language. After a thorough examination of the evidence and testimonies, the court found Sankar guilty on both counts. Recognizing the severity of the offense, the judge sentenced him to five months in jail and imposed a fine of 1,000 Singaporean dollars.

The court’s decision to hand down a custodial sentence reflects the gravity of the offense and serves as a deterrent against such acts of violence within the community. Singapore has always prioritized maintaining a safe and harmonious society, and acts of aggression and violence are dealt with firmly.

The incident highlights the importance of responsible alcohol consumption and self-control. Under the influence of alcohol, individuals may lose their inhibitions and act in ways they would not ordinarily do. While alcohol can be enjoyed responsibly, it is crucial to remember that excessive drinking can lead to unfortunate consequences and alter one’s judgment, often resulting in regrettable incidents such as this.

Additionally, this incident sheds light on the challenges faced by migrant workers who live and work in unfamiliar environments. These individuals often endure long hours, difficult living conditions, and separation from their families. While these factors do not excuse acts of violence, they serve as a reminder of the need for support systems and resources to help workers cope with stress and emotional challenges.

Singapore remains committed to protecting the welfare of all individuals residing within its borders, including migrant workers. Efforts are continuously being made to improve living and working conditions, as well as to provide assistance programs that address the mental health and well-being of the workforce.

The incident involving Manohar Sankar and his compatriot worker serves as a reminder of the consequences of violent behavior and the importance of maintaining respect and harmony within society. It also underscores the need for individuals to exercise self-restraint and make responsible choices, particularly when under the influence of alcohol. By upholding the rule of law and ensuring justice is served, Singapore strives to create an environment where all residents can live peacefully and without fear.

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Sweta Jha June 27, 2023
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