Verma Pulkit News Today

Singapore News - Four men were fined $1,500 each on Tuesday (April 5) for breaching Covid-19 regulations during a New Year's Eve gathering... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore News - Two Singaporean students involved in the gathering of hundreds of people at Clarke Quay on New Year's day were fined on Tuesday (March 8) after pleading guilty in court. One of them, Verma Pulkit, 22, who was caught on camera spraying champagne at the crowd while unmasked,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE - Six more men were charged on Tuesday (March 1) with breaching Covid-19 regulations during a New Year's Eve gathering involving hundreds of people in Clarke Quay. Glaxy Low Xuan Ming, Kevan Loh Wei Kang, Declan Goh, Ateesh Ashutosh Rao, Shae Mika'il Farook and Shyama Kumar Sharath each faced two charges in court. Low is accused of attending a...

Singapore News - Six more men were charged on Tuesday (March 1) with breaching Covid-19 regulations during a hundreds-strong New Year's Eve gathering in Clarke Quay. Glaxy Low Xuan Ming, Kevan Loh Wei Kang, Declan Goh, Ateesh Ashutosh Rao, Shae Mika'il Farook and Shyama Kumar Sharath each... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Two Indian-origin men, were among a group of six persons, charged by a Singaporean court on Tuesday for breaching COVID-19 safety regulations during a New Years Eve gathering, involving hundreds of people, according to a media report.

Two Indian-origin men, were among a group of six persons, charged by a Singaporean court on Tuesday for breaching COVID-19 safety regulations during a New Year's Eve gathering, involving hundreds of people, according to a media report.

Ten people are facing charges in relation to the incident, 15 have been given composition fines. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Six more people, aged between 19 and 23, will be charged in court on Tuesday (March 1) for alleged blatant breaches of Covid-19 safe management measures (SMMs) at Clarke Quay on New Year's Eve. Another 11 individuals were issued composition fines of $1,000 each for... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE - Two of the men accused of breaching Covid-19 rules by attending a New Year's gathering in Clarke Quay were handed an additional charge each on Tuesday (Feb 8). Verma Pulkit and Harjaz Singh appeared before a district court and were accused of attending a gathering near Read Bridge, located outside Riverside Point in Clarke Quay, for a common...

Verma Pulkit and Harjaz Singh were accused of attending a gathering near Read Bridge for a common purpose without a reasonable excuse. . Read more at straitstimes.com.