Indian national jailed for giving false information to police
An Indian national has been jailed for two weeks for falsely accusing two persons of forcing her into prostitution as she did not want her husband to find out how she was earning a living in Singapore.
Kalaiselvi Murugiyan (24) made a police report last year claiming that a man and a woman had forced her to become a prostitute, The Straits Times reported on Tuesday.
She pleaded guilty to giving false information to Police Inspector Mohamed Raffiq Mohamed Ishak of the Central Police Division.
Court documents did not say what she was working as in Singapore.
The court heard that Kalaiselvi went to the Rochor Neighbourhood Police Centre on November 1 last year to make a report.
She was referred to the Central Police Division to have her statement recorded. The Specialised Crime Branch then investigated the case.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Grace Goh told the court that Kalaiselvi lied to Inspector Raffiq while giving her statement at the Police Cantonment Complex on November 1.
The man and .