Serial rapist accused of drugging and filming Korean women in Australia
TL;DR
Balesh Dhankhar, a former president of the Indian diaspora organization OFBJP Australia, is on trial for 13 counts of rape and multiple other sex crimes against five Korean women whom he allegedly drugged and raped in his Sydney apartment between January and October 2018. Dhankhar reportedly lured the women under the pretext of offering them jobs through a job ad on Gumtree. He allegedly filmed himself raping his victims using a hidden camera and was found to have a hard drive containing 47 videos of him having sex with Korean women. Dhankhar has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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