Prosecutors said another runaway witnessed him raping and molesting the victim, who was too drunk to fend him off.
The owner of a bar in Little India went on trial in the High Court on Thursday for raping a 17-year-old girl who worked for him after she ran away from Singapore Girls’ Home.
She had come to know about the job opportunity from B2, another runaway from the home who was similarly working and staying at the bar. Raj Kumar hired them, and told the alleged victim that she could stay at the bar with B1 and B2, whom he knew had also run away from the home. The friend stopped working there after a day.
At the flat, Raj Kumar asked the girls to drink with him, and the alleged victim became heavily intoxicated, said the prosecution.
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