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Rajadi was remanded and made her mitigation plea through a Sinhalese interpreter.
She said she was very sorry for what she did and that she did not know the gravity of the offence at the time.
"I ran into financial difficulties. My mother was a heart patient and she was unable to send me money," she said.
"I had no choice, I borrowed from friends. However, they threatened me, then some of my friends suggested selling the bank account details, I agreed."
She said she was deeply remorseful.
"Your honour, I came here to study. I have disappointed my mother. Please give me a chance," said Rajadi, pleading for the minimum sentence.
She came here alone to study but don't know how to speak English?
If her mother has a heart condition and facing financial constraints, why the heck didn't she go back to Sri Lanka to take care of her? Why still stay in expensive Singapore and resort to scamming to pay her bills?
3 months is too lenient, should be 1 year and immediate deportation upon release.