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This is an archive article published on December 26, 2013

Assault on employee: Society wants Bahrain Consul General evicted

Al Khajas fourth floor apartment is owned by the state government and leased to the Bahrain Consulate.

Fed up with the alleged violent and abusive behaviour of Bahrain Consul-General Mohammad Abdul Aziz Al Khaja,the managing committee of the Nepean Sea Road highrise where he lives resolved at its meeting on Saturday to write to the state government to evict him,said society members.

The resolution came a day after Al Khaja allegedly ransacked the office of the society manager over a power cut. The manager,a 49-year-old woman,was also allegedly assaulted by Al Khaja on December 9,the police said. On December 20,a week after a case of molestation was registered at the Malabar Hill police station,Al Khaja once again allegedly became violent. The manager has been given police security,with two constables and two private security guards outside her office.

There was a power cut for a few minutes. He stormed the office but this time,did not touch me. He threw things around and broke a calculator. He also used foul language, the manager said.

Following the incident,an urgent committee meeting was convened the next day. We dont want him here,and will write to the state government to evict him. Our lawyer is studying the degree of diplomatic immunity he enjoys and will accordingly frame the letter to the Principal Secretary Chief Protocol Officer,General Administration Department of the Maharashtra Government, she said.

Al Khajas fourth floor apartment is owned by the state government and leased to the Bahrain Consulate. The manager added that Al Khaja was the first diplomat who had created a ruckus there. Consul Generals of South Africa and Canada have lived here peacefully in the past. The last two Consul Generals of Bahrain,who lived here before Al Khaja,were nice people, she said.

I couldnt sleep for nine days after the attack on December 9. In fact,I havent been able to work. My primary fear every morning when I arrive to work is that I may pass him by. I want to stay as far away from him as possible, she said.

 

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