Hindujas: Four members of Britain's richest family get jail sentences after exploiting servants
- The Hinduja family members in Switzerland faced accusations of exploiting workers, with a settlement reached with plaintiffs after allegations of illegal activity including exploitation and human trafficking.
- Prakash and Kamal Hinduja, along with Ajay and Namrata, were sentenced to four to four-and-a-half years in prison for exploiting workers and providing unauthorized employment, cleared of more serious charges of human trafficking.
- The Swiss court handed down prison sentences of four years or more to the Hindujas for exploiting staff at their Geneva villa.
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4 members of UK's richest family convicted of exploiting servants at Swiss mansion
Namrata Hinduja and Ajay Hinduja arrive at the Geneva courthouse.GABRIEL MONNET/Getty ImagesA Swiss court convicted four members of the UK's richest family of exploiting staff at their Geneva villa.The family was given sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.More serious charges of human trafficking were dismissed.A Swiss court has convicted four members of the UK's richest family of exploiting staff at their Geneva mansion.The cour…
Four members of Britain's richest family have been sentenced to prison for exploiting domestic servants brought from India to work at their villa in Switzerland, according to the BBC.
Hinduja brothers sentenced to jail for exploiting servants: Here's what they were charged with
Four members of the influential Hinduja family, including Prakash Hinduja, Kamal Hinduja, Ajay Hinduja, and his wife Namrata, were convicted in Switzerland for underpaying servants at their luxurious villa. The family, known for its diversified business empire, faces legal consequences and has expressed plans to appeal the verdict.
The Swiss court has sentenced Prakash Hinduja and his wife Kamal Hinduja to 4.5 years. His son Ajay Hinduja and his wife Namrata Hindua were sentenced to four years in prison.
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