Victim was happy and smiling after alleged rape, court told


GEORGE TOWN: An air stewardess who was allegedly raped, appeared “happy and smiling” after leaving the scene.

AirAsia pilot Khushwant Singh Gill told the Sessions Court here that the 23-year-old woman acted normal when he interacted with her after the alleged rape, which happened at the apartment he was renting with two other colleagues, including the accused G. Dinesh Kumar.

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