Indian English, use of who

indian-english who

The relative pronoun, who, should refer directly to the antecedent. Note the position of the commas.

  1. Maya, who is the sister of Dhara, is a doctor.
    Maya [who has a sister called Dhara] is a doctor

  2. Maya is the sister of Dhara who is a doctor
    Maya has a sister (Dhara) who is a doctor

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