In 2018, police found dozens of videos of Balesh Dhankhar with other women, and now an Indian-origin man drugged and raped 5 Korean women in Australia.<\/p>\n
Balesh Dhankhar is\u00a0also reported that he was the former chief of the ‘Overseas Friends of the BJP’ in Australia., and the district court jury in Sydney called the “politically connected predator” lured five Korean women into a web of lies, paralyzing them with drugs.\u00a0 He is now found guilty of raping five Korean women in Sydney after drugging them, a media report said on Monday which described him as \u201cone of the worst rapists\u201d in the city’s recent history.<\/p>\n
In fact, in 2018, police found dozens of videos of Balesh Dhankhar with other women. In Melbourne, Balesh Dhankhar is a powerful member of the Indian community.<\/p>\n
A District Court jury in Sydney’s Downing Centre on Monday found the \u201cpolitically connected predator\u201d lured five Korean women into a web of lies, paralysed them with drugs and hoarded trophies of his callous assaults, the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper reported.<\/p>\n
Dhankhar also recorded his sexual assaults using a camera hidden in his bedside alarm clock and on his phone, it said.<\/p>\n
\u201cBalesh Dhankhar is one of the worst rapists in Sydney’s recent history,\u201d it said.<\/p>\n
Dhankhar, a data expert, cried on Monday as the jury foreman replied \u201cguilty\u201d to each of the 39 charges against him.<\/p>\n
He asked to remain on bail but Judge Michael King refused before Dhankhar was handcuffed and led away by officers.<\/p>\n
Dhankhar, 43, will face court again in May and will be sentenced later in the year, the report said.<\/p>\n
Dhankhar’s wife supported him in court, often in tears.<\/p>\n
The only time Dhankhar cried was while explaining he lied to women because he was lonely after an extra-marital affair broke down. He blamed his loneliness on the \u201cunfulfilling\u201d intimacy of his marriage, the report said.<\/p>\n
Dhankhar sold his family’s assets and properties to fund his legal defence. He was assigned a rising star barrister.<\/p>\n
In 2018, police found dozens of videos of Dhankar with other women, the report added.<\/p>\n
Sometimes the women are unconscious, other times they struggle and groan as if in a nightmare.<\/p>\n
The videos were sorted into folders, each labelled with a Korean woman’s name. Then detectives found a series of bookmarks in Dhankhar’s browser.<\/p>\n
One video went for 95 minutes, a montage of unconscious women subjected to sex.<\/p>\n
The New South Wales Police officer in charge of Dhankhar’s case, Sergeant Katrina Gyde, suspected Dhankhar was living out a disturbed fantasy.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe videos (bookmarked online) are very similar to the videos you took,\u201d Crown prosecutor Kate Nightingale said in this month’s trial.<\/p>\n
\u201cNot at all,\u201d Dhankhar replied.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou thought it was fun… watching Korean women who were unconscious, impaired,\u201d the prosecutor said.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is just a porn video, it has nothing to do with the unconscious, impaired,\u201d Dhankhar insisted.<\/p>\n
Dhankhar recorded his sexual assaults using a camera hidden in his bedside alarm clock and on his phone.<\/p>\n
The contents of the videos are too terrible to describe in detail. The jury writhed as they watched the videos. At one stage it became too disburbing to watch and they asked to be sent home early, the report said.<\/p>\n