A health care provider who raped a lady after which threatened to launch a video of the assault has been banned from working in drugs – a call he says he is “not interested in”.
Vibhor Garg, who was jailed in February for 11 years, has been instantly banned from working in drugs by a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service panel.
His behaviour undermined sufferers’ and the general public’s belief within the occupation, the panel mentioned.
But the 37-year-old, who certified from the University Of Baroda in India, mentioned in a letter to the panel: “I am not interested in [the] outcome of the case as I will be deported out [of] the country at the end of my sentence.
“I not want to keep and observe drugs within the UK, even when given the chance, on account of hectic private occasions… I don’t want to attend listening to.”
Garg, formerly of King Street in Wigan, forced himself on his victim during the night in Sheffield while staying at the same address as her, South Yorkshire Police said.
Pinning her down, he threatened her with scissors, gagged her with tape across her mouth and tried to tie her hands behind her back, the force added.
He was arrested the next day but bailed pending further inquiries after denying the attack, the medical tribunal was told.
Garg then began repeatedly contacting his victim, who cannot legally be named, saying he would release a recording of the rape and kill himself if she did not withdraw her allegation, the panel heard.
The training fellow in orthopaedics was found and arrested in Bournemouth last September, charged and remanded, police said.
He was sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court earlier this year after pleading guilty to rape, oral rape and perverting the course of justice, the force added.
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The medical tribunal cited the sentencing remarks of the judge, who told Garg: “This was not a random, spur-of-the-moment incident.
“This was not you just looking at her and deciding, ‘I’m having my way’.
“This was far, excess of that.”
Speaking after the sentencing, investigating officer PC Natasha Dawson praised Garg’s sufferer.
She mentioned: “This was an extremely violent incident and distressing, and the bravery she has shown throughout has been commendable.”
Source: information.sky.com”