Three Indians were among 17 people charged today for rioting during a live screening of a T-20 World Cup cricket match this week in Singapore.
The three were charged with affray for their alleged roles in the fight, The Straits Times reported.
The 14 Bangladeshis - aged between 25 and 28 - were charged with rioting at a workers' dormitory.
Their cases will be mentioned again next month.
If convicted, the 14 accused could face up to seven years in jail each.
The three Indians face a jail term of a year or a fine of 5,000 dollars each.
They were among 35 workers arrested following Tuesday's fight, which allegedly took place during the live screening of T-20 cricket match between Bangladesh and the West Indies.
Investigations against the other suspects are ongoing, said the police.
