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Justice Dominique Kennedy granted a conditional discharge to the 31-year-old so he wouldn’t be deported to his native India
Apr 15, 2026 • Last updated Apr 15, 2026 •
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Justice Dominique Kennedy has granted a conditional discharge to a 31-year-old man from Kitchener who assaulted his ex-girlfriend so he wouldn’t face deportation back to India.
The man arrived in Canada as a tourist in 2021 on a work visa, according to reports from the Waterloo Record. He currently holds a job at a welding company.
The unnamed individual had been in a four-month relationship which ended in August 2025.
The situation didn’t end there though.
Angry over relationship’s end
Crown prosecutor Ashley Noble mentioned that three months later, when his former partner didn’t respond to his constant phone calls and texts, he confronted her at her home in Kitchener.
Noble stated in court: “(He was angry about) her moving on from the relationship and seeing other men.”
The accused then grabbed her neck but didn’t apply pressure. He pushed her onto a couch causing bruising before leaving her home, as reported during court proceedings.
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“He put his hands on her throat again , but did not apply pressure and stated that he did not care what happened because he would not get permanent residency,” Noble told court , according record adding victim did not require medical attention. Yet afterwards she felt threatened unsafe she wrote victim impact statement. “I had difficulty leaving my home even for basic activities such as grocery shopping or going gym,” she wrote. “I felt anxious about stepping outside constantly worried about encountering offender.” Man pleaded guilty assault.
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But wait… attacker received letters support colleague roommate. Man they wrote “capable learning what happened,” Justice Kennedy said. More good news : His work visa recently extended batterer invited apply for permanent residency. If had convicted assault lawyer fretted would allowed stay country Crown defense got together jointly recommended conditional discharge. Kennedy stated guilty plea lack criminal record consequences deportation all things took into consideration She added kid gloves treatment does bring administration justice disrepute.
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