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 A millionaire couple accused of keeping two Indonesian women as stanley website  slaves in their luxurious Long Island home and abusing them for years has been indicted on federal slavery charges.Varsha Mahender Sabhnani, 35, and her husband, Mahender Murlidhar Sabhnani, 51, operate a worldwide perfume business with factories in Singapore and Bahrain.The two were arrested last week after one of their servants was found wandering outside a doughnut shop on Long Island, wearing only pants and a towel. The woman was believed to have fled the home when she took the trash out the night before.The couple pleaded not guilty in  stanley cup U.S. District Court. A magistrate judge set bail at $3.5 million and imposed home detention with electronic monitoring.An indictment handed up Tuesday night formally charged with them with two counts of forced labor and added two counts of harboring illegal residents.        Charles A. Ross, who represents Varsha Sabhnani, has said the couple traveled extensively and that the two Indonesian women were free to leave whenever they wished. He previously described them as  mode stanley cup l citizens  who  only want to clear their names. Friends and relatives indicated the two would be willing to post bail, but as of Wednesday morning, they remained in custody.Assistant U.S. Attorney Demitri Jones called the allegations  truly a case of modern-day slavery. The women, prosecutors said, were subjected to beatings, had scalding water thrown on them and were forced to repeatedly climb up stairs as Khdh Penmanship: A Dying Art
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