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'I lied about being in prison - there was so much shame'

'I lied about being in prison - there was so much shame'

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"There was so much shame... as an Indian, you are either a doctor, lawyer or an embarrassment," the 30-year-old said. "It's a double-edged sword, the same rebellious nature that got me in trouble, is the same rebellious nature that helps me get through the shame," Doshi said. In the year to March, about 20% of offenders were in employment six weeks, external after being released from custody, according to the Ministry of Justice.

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'I lied about being in prison - there was so much shame'Image source, SuppliedImage caption, Pratik Doshi (left) and Sobanan Narenthiran have been friends since childhoodByShivani ChaudhariPublished1 hour agoWhen Pratik Doshi was in prison serving a two-year sentence for drug offences he said the shame was so great that when on the phone to his aunties he pretended he was still studying accountancy at university. "There was so much shame... as an Indian, you are either a doctor, lawyer or an embarrassment," the 30-year-old said.

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