Dubai Court clears charges of molestation against Indian doctor

The prosecution charged the defendant with sexually abusing the woman. However, the court found the doctor not guilty, the report said.

Published On 2020-11-27 04:00 GMT   |   Update On 2020-11-27 04:00 GMT

Dubai: An Indian doctor in the UAE has been cleared of the charge of sexually molesting a woman after a Botox therapy session at his clinic in Dubai.The Dubai Court of First Instance heard that the 31-year-old American victim had earlier said in court that in August this year, she visited the clinic in Bur Dubai when the 42-year-old doctor put his hands on her cheek, kissed her twice, and...

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Dubai: An Indian doctor in the UAE has been cleared of the charge of sexually molesting a woman after a Botox therapy session at his clinic in Dubai.

The Dubai Court of First Instance heard that the 31-year-old American victim had earlier said in court that in August this year, she visited the clinic in Bur Dubai when the 42-year-old doctor put his hands on her cheek, kissed her twice, and hugged her, the Gulf News reported on Wednesday.

"After the defendant put the Botox on my face, I went to the consultation room based on his request to discuss plastic surgery. I was exhausted and was terrified of Botox and also because of a recent break-up with my friend. I was surprised when the defendant put both of his hands on my cheek and kissed me twice," she said on the record.

She claimed that the Indian defendant tried to kiss her on her lips, but she moved her head away and tried to leave the room.

"He tried to calm me down and said I needed to rest, but he hugged and kissed me again," the victim added.

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The woman managed to escape from the clinic and alerted Dubai Police. The prosecution charged the defendant with sexually abusing the woman. However, the court found the doctor not guilty, the report said.

The prosecution has appealed against the verdict and the case has been referred to the Dubai Court of Appeal. A date for hearing the appeal will be set later, it said.

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