Singapore, March 7:
Indian civilians were charged with a pair of airpost to keep a pair of airpost by a passenger in Singapore. Channel News According to Asia, I was not represented Sundarian Aravinth during his court hearing.
When asked if he had to contact a legal lawyer, Aravinth did not say, he has committed a crime without considering the results. He appealed to the judge to send him back to the country through the court interpreter and his visa would end on March 31. However later she was told that a special pass would be issued.
According to the chargesheet, there was allegations on Aravinth that he had taken any passenger wireless eored eored eored eored eored eored earbad on Tangi Airport Terminal 2 on February 4. The case came to the case on February 28 when the police were aware of a suspected suspect of theft on terminal 2. In a press release on Thursday, the investigation said that the tourist had been lost on the plane, which was later discovered by a Cabin Karu Member. The crew member handed over to the airpad saw Aravinth on duty as the airport assistant police officer at the time. However, he decided to keep the airposs for their use.
The channel report said that Aravinth case would be heard on April 17. According to Singapore’s law, the criminal violation of the beliefs can have a maximum of seven years imprisonment, fine, or both. -Ptyti
