Did the passenger apologise for his behaviour towards the flight attendant?

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The passenger did not apologise for molesting and harassing the flight attendant

Akash Tiwari, 35, did not apologise for his behaviour toward the Singapore Airlines flight attendant. When the attendant told him not to touch her, he smirked instead of apologising and later insisted he had done nothing wrong even when confronted by the chief stewardess.
He smirked instead of apologising when told not to touch
Court proceedings described that the attendant was upset and told Tiwari not to touch her after he brushed against her left upper thigh. The deputy public prosecutor said he did not apologise and instead smirked.
He remained unapologetic when confronted by crew
After the attendant reported the incident and was moved to a different aisle, Tiwari later nudged her buttock while she collected meal trays. When the victim and the chief stewardess confronted him, he remained unapologetic and insisted he had done nothing wrong.
He continued harassment until the attendant sought help
As the plane descended, the attendant retreated to the galley, and Tiwari followed, standing extremely close and cornering her there. He only ceased the harassment when the attendant sought help from the chief stewardess, after which she was in tears and visibly frightened.

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