Sunday, June 7, 2026
ADVT 
International

Indian 'Peeping Tom' Jailed In Dubai

Darpan News Desk, 22 Jun, 2015 11:00 AM
    An Indian worker in Dubai, accused of watching a woman using a washroom in a mosque, was convicted of molestation and sentenced to three months in jail on Monday.
     
    A Dubai court also ordered that the 26-year-old be deported on completion of his sentence, the Khaleej Times reported.
     
    The worker claimed that he entered the washroom to clean its walls and fan.
     
    The complainant, a 47-year-old Saudi translator, told the prosecutor that the incident occurred on March 11.
     
    "I passed by a worker and saw him watering the plants in the yard. Shortly after I entered the cubicle, I smelt an odour of sweat. It lasted for four to five minutes," she said.
     
    According to the woman, nobody else had entered the washroom and when she turned around, she saw the worker was watching her.
     
    The worker's supervisor said that he was allowed to enter the women's washroom at a specific time during the day to clean it.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    Indian-American Renu Khator to lead Dallas Fed board

    Indian-American Renu Khator to lead Dallas Fed board
    India born Renu Khator, University of Houston(UH) president and UH System chancellor, is set to lead the board of directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas....

    Indian-American Renu Khator to lead Dallas Fed board

    Lessons to learn from Sino-Indian border management: Chinese daily

    Lessons to learn from Sino-Indian border management: Chinese daily
    The lessons learnt from China-India land border dispute management can help settle the maritime dispute between China and Japan and the disputes in the South...

    Lessons to learn from Sino-Indian border management: Chinese daily

    US urges India to look beyond IPR in affordable healthcare

    US urges India to look beyond IPR in affordable healthcare
    India was Tuesday urged by the US to look beyond intellectual property rights (IPR) and compulsory licensing in affordable healthcare, and to address concerns...

    US urges India to look beyond IPR in affordable healthcare

    India, Nepal ink 10 deals; Modi inaugurates trauma centre, bus service

    India, Nepal ink 10 deals; Modi inaugurates trauma centre, bus service
    Nepal's happiness "gives us joy", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said here Tuesday on his second visit to the Himalayan country in 100 days as both sides inked...

    India, Nepal ink 10 deals; Modi inaugurates trauma centre, bus service

    China ready to hold fresh border talks with India

    China ready to hold fresh border talks with India
    China welcomes India's newly-appointed special representative on border talks, Ajit Doval, and expects a new round of parleys soon, a foreign ministry spokeswoman said Tuesday....

    China ready to hold fresh border talks with India

    IS, militant groups received $120 mn in ransoms: UN

    IS, militant groups received $120 mn in ransoms: UN
    The Sunni radical group Islamic State (IS) and other terrorist groups operating in Syria and Iraq have received as much as $120 million in ransoms since 2004, a UN expert said....

    IS, militant groups received $120 mn in ransoms: UN