A NTU Associate Professor by the name of Li Jinyan was charged
with the molest of a 22 year old woman today.
Li was alleged to have touch the left buttocks of the woman in a
room at Block N4 on Sept 11 last year, the Straits Times reports
today.
The nationality of the woman is not revealed. Neither did
Straits Times elaborate more on the background of Li.
Li is born in China and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in
Mathematics from the National University of Defence Technology,
Changsha in 1991.
In 1994, he obtained a Masters in Engineering in Computer
Science from the Hebei University of Technology.
According to information posted on his NTU website:
“A/Prof Jinyan Li is currently in the School of Computer
Engineering since June, 2007. He has done significant research work
in data mining and bioinformatics, and published over 80 top
quality international conference and journal papers. Two of them
have been highly cited: one with 300+ citations in data mining
field, the other with 800+ citations in biomedical field.”
There is a significant number of PRC students and professors in
NTU School of Engineering such that its campus resemble more of a
university in China at times.
PAP strongman Lee Kuan Yew said in a recent interview with
National Geographic magazine that it is a “good thing” that
Singapore has welcomed so many Chinese immigrants (from mainland
China) as they are more “hard-driving” and “hard-striving” than
Singaporeans.
Due to the PAP’s liberal immigration and pro-China policies, PRC
nationals now make up a sizable portion of Singapore’s immigrants,
many of whom are unable to speak or understand a single word of
English.
The state media reported last year of a China National working
as a language teacher here who obtained her Singapore PR within two
months of application.
She subsequently returned to China and proclaimed her loyalty to
her motherland proudly on CCTV Channel 7.
The relentless influx of PRC immigrants to Singapore has changed
the demographics of the island beyond recognition with some areas
like Geylang now appearing like a third-tier city in the inland
provinces of China.
Though it is not stated explicitly, Li should be a Singapore PR
or citizen by now given the “ultra-efficiency” of the Home Affairs
Ministry in “dispensing” Singapore PRs and citizenships to PRC
nationals.
http://www.temasekreview.com/2010/04/14/prc-ntu-prof-li-jinyan-charged-with-molest-of-22-year-old-student/
