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Uproar in India as fugitive accused rapist Punjabi politician resurfaces in Adelaide

https://www.noticer.news/harmeet-singh-pathanmajra-adelaide-australia

Excerpt: Uproar has erupted in India after a Punjabi politician who fled custody while facing rape charges resurfaced in Adelaide, South Australia, with questions being asked about how he was able to leave the country.

Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra, a Member of the Punjab Legislative Assembly, managed to escape when police arrived at a farmhouse in Haryana to arrest him on September 2, and has been on the run ever since despite police carrying out multiple raids and issuing a "look-out notice".

Punjab Police claimed the MLA's supporters fired shots and threw stones at the arresting officers, but Pathanmajra disputes the police allegations and told Indian media he fled because he was afraid of being killed in a "fake encounter".

But last week the fugitive politician appeared in a video interview on an Australia-based Punjabi channel where he said he would only return to his home province after getting bail, The Australia Today reported.

Police are now looking into requesting Pathanmajra's extradition from Australia.

It is unclear how he managed to enter Australia despite facing serious charges and being wanted by police.

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Pro-Muslim Black Terrorist Bomber:

'Transgender' far-left extremist avoids jail for Melbourne expo bomb attack

The Noticer (Australia) | 4 December 2025

https://www.noticer.news/malith-shamera-fernando-melbourne-land-forces-bombing

Excerpt: A "transgender" far-left extremist has avoided jail for setting off a bomb inside the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre and possessing dozens more homemade explosives.

Biological male Malith Shamera Fernando, 25, was referred to as a female by Magistrate Donna Bakos as she handed him a Community Corrections Order (CCO) in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Wednesday and ordered him to pay $4,600 in compensation for the damage caused by the bomb.

Fernando set off the explosive in a male toilet block during the Land Forces Expo on September 12 last year after scoping out the private event a day earlier by using his engineering qualifications to pass security and acquire a ticket.

He was then raided by police who found 28 more homemade incendiary devices in his bedroom and bathroom, along with drugs and "protest ideology", and he pleaded guilty to criminal damage, two charges of possessing items with a purpose to use them to destroy or damage property, trafficking cannabis, and possessing ketamine, 1,4-Butanediol, and the opioid oxycontin.

On Wednesday the police prosecutor, who asked for a custodial sentence due to the severity of the bomb attack, read an additional victim impact statement from a traumatised ADF veteran who was in the toilets when Fernando set off the explosive.

The man said he "felt instant and intense fear that I was about to die a horrible death", has developed a fear of large events and crowded areas, causing him to cancel a family holiday, and feels anxiety whenever he sees protesters.

But despite calling the bombing "very serious", saying it was only by "good fortune" that the explosive self-extinguished and did not cause more damage or physical injuries, noting that the attack was planned and premeditated, and finding Fernando trafficked drugs for a year, Ms Bakos decided against sending him to jail.

She read from psychological reports stating that Fernando's mental health issues were "compounded" by "racism", but that he was making "lifechanging" progress since being diagnosed with ADHD after the bombing and put on medication.

She told the court that Fernando's "mental health diagnoses and gender status" meant that imprisonment would be more onerous for him than for a normal person, and said society would be safer if he was rehabilitated with therapy and drug programs instead of jail.

"I accept that a term of imprisonment would have a significant adverse effect on your mental health," she told Fernando, who wore a heavy-duty Covid-style face mask throughout the hearing and did not speak.

Ms Bakos imposed a 15-month CCO requiring treatment and rehabilitation for drug addiction, mental health assessment and treatment, and offender behaviour programs, all as directed by corrective services.

She also gave Fernando four months to pay the $4,600 in compensation, despite his lawyer only asking for two, and ordered the forfeiture of the explosives and drugs seized by police.