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Indian national arrested for raping Indonesian woman
An Indian national was charged in a sessions court here with three counts of raping and sodomising an Indonesian woman.
Kuala Lumpur: An Indian national was charged in a sessions court here with three counts of raping and sodomising an Indonesian woman.[caption id="attachment_1840655" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image. AFP.[/caption]Mohamad Aslam Abdul Hameed, 28, who was an electrician, allegedly raped the 41-year-old Indonesian woman Dec 3 this year, the Malaysian Star reported on Friday.Aslam pleaded not guilty to second and third charges of sodomising the woman and committing acts of oral and anal sex.The offences were allegedly committed in a hotel room in Jalan Bukit Bintang here on 3 December.IANS
First Published:Dec 12, 2014, 15:42:44 IST
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