Indian-Origin Man Cleared of Maid Abuse Charges in Singapore

An Indian-origin man in Singapore has been acquitted of maid abuse charges through a composition process. The accused, Somasanmma M S Velu, was previously charged with assaulting a helper. The Attorney-General's Chambers allowed for the case to be compounded following legal presentations, resulting in his discharge.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Singapore | Updated: 23-04-2025 20:23 IST | Created: 23-04-2025 20:23 IST
Indian-Origin Man Cleared of Maid Abuse Charges in Singapore
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An Indian-origin man accused of maid abuse in Singapore has been acquitted following a composition agreement with the alleged victim.

District Judge Brenda Tan discharged Somasanmma M S Velu, 48, acquitting him of charges related to assaulting a helper, which included striking her with a phone.

The Attorney-General's Chambers noted that the discharge came after considering counsel's representations and the facts of the case, allowing the case to be compounded.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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