Dr. Harsha Sahni, who lives in Tinton Falls and practiced in Colonia, admitted she kept two women from India as low-pay household servants.

Monmouth County; N.J. doctor’s license yanked after admitting to exploiting undocumented women as ‘household servants’ Updated: ; Jan. 08, 2025, 7:24 a.m ...

Indian American doctor, Harsha Sahni, permanently loses her medical license for illegally recruiting and exploiting two Indian women as low-paid household servants. After pleading guilty to ...

The state alleged that Sahni required one woman, who lived in the doctor's home, to work 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for about $240 to $600 a month, which was sent to the woman's family in India.

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