How did the passenger react when confronted by the victim and chief stewardess?

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He stayed unapologetic and insisted he had done nothing wrong.

When the victim and the chief stewardess confronted Akash Tiwari, he did not apologise. He remained unapologetic and said he had done nothing wrong, even after the victim told him not to touch her.
He smirked after being told not to touch her

Deputy Public Prosecutor Lynda Lee told the court that the victim was very upset and told Tiwari not to touch her. Instead of apologising, he smirked.
The confrontation did not stop his behaviour

The victim repeated her demand for him to stay away, but Tiwari still did not back down. He continued acting in the same way until the victim later sought help from the chief stewardess.
His conduct led to a jail term and compensation order

Tiwari, 35, was sentenced to six months in jail and ordered to pay S$1,270.95, or about RM4,000, in compensation on June 22. He had pleaded guilty to one count each of molestation and harassment.

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