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$2,000 fine for woman who was part of unlawful gathering amid Covid-19 outbreak
Bhullar Jasteena pleaded guilty to an offence under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act.
Bhullar Jasteena pleaded guilty to an offence under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act.ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
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Shaffiq Alkhatib
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SINGAPORE - The 10th and final student to be dealt with in court over an unlawful gathering in an apartment during the circuit breaker was fined $2,000 on Monday (June 15).
Indian national Bhullar Jasteena, 23, pleaded guilty to an offence under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act.
Nine other Indian nationals who were part of the gathering on May 5 had earlier pleaded guilty to similar charges.

Two men, Navdeep Singh, 20, and Sajandeep Singh, 21, were each fined $4,500.
A 28-year-old woman, Avinash Kaur, was fined $3,500.
The remaining six men were each fined $2,500.


They are Arpit Kumar, 20; Vijay Kumar, 20; Sharma Lukesh, 21; Mohammed Imran Pasha, 26; Karmjit Singh, 30; and Waseem Akram, 33.

Details about the schools they attended were not stated in court documents.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Stephanie Koh said that Navdeep Singh, Sajandeep Singh and Kaur were then living in a three-bedroom rented apartment in Kim Keat Road.
The two male tenants invited the six other men over on May 5.

Kaur also invited Bhullar to the unit so that they could study together.
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Bhullar arrived at around 11.30am and remained in Kaur's room.
The court heard that the police were later alerted about an altercation at the unit.
When the officers arrived at around 1pm, they found the offenders there.
Court documents did not reveal details about the tiff.
On Monday, DPP Koh urged the court to sentence Bhullar to a fine of at least $2,000.
She said that even though the student spent only 80 minutes in the unit, her visit did not have an "agreed end time" and would likely have continued had the police not gone there.
The DPP also said that Bhullar had met Kaur for a "frivolous and completely unnecessary purpose in blatant disregard of the social distancing measures that the rest of society has taken pains to comply with".
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For committing the offence under the Act, first-time offenders can be jailed for up to six months and fined up to $10,000.
Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to a year and fined up to $20,000.
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Most likely their neighbours reported the case to the police. Otherwise the police would not know and this show that their neighbours also don’t like Indian students
 
The courts know the mats no money to pay fine and will jail by default so save the hassle
 
Most likely their neighbours reported the case to the police. Otherwise the police would not know and this show that their neighbours also don’t like Indian students
Very few people like shitskin snakes.
 
The courts know the mats no money to pay fine and will jail by default so save the hassle
KNN my uncle think indian will borrow money to pay composition fines whereas m&d only will borrow money to buy motosikal and furnitures KNN they rather go jail come out can ride the motosikal and entertain their guest in the sofas KNN proven by my uncle as witness KNN
 
Nabei out of 10 people there are 2 women and 8 chaoahnehneh and you told me they are going to study? :biggrin:
 
Hmmm, many doubts.But to kangaroo sure a light tao on their hands then case close.
 
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