A video of a Japanese vlogger allegedly being harassed on the streets of Delhi during Holi has caused widespread anger on social media. The celebrations took a horrifying turn when the 22-year-old vlogger was egged, slapped, and harassed by a group of boys in Delhi.
The video, which has been uploaded by a Twitter user ‘Ask Aubry’ and has gathered nearly 100K views since then, shows the group surrounding the young girl. As the video progresses, they smear her with colour paste and break an egg on her back, while she tries to defend herself. The incident has sparked outrage on Twitter, with people demanding the police to take action.
Delhi Police has taken cognisance of the video, although no complaint has been received so far. The police have sent an email to the embassy for details of the woman and information on the men seen in the video. The video has angered Twitter, with many demanding that each of the guys involved should be behind bars.
The incident has raised concerns about women’s safety in India, with many taking to social media to share their experiences of being harassed during Holi celebrations. “This is the reason why I have stopped celebrating Holi. I don’t even step out on this day because these types of people are everywhere who will put colours on your face and body without your permission. It’s just disgusting,” wrote one Twitter user.
The incident has also highlighted the need for better measures to ensure the safety of tourists in India. Many people on social media have called for stricter laws and better policing to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.
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Conclusion
The video of the Japanese vlogger allegedly being harassed on the streets of Delhi during Holi has sparked outrage on social media. The incident has raised concerns about women’s safety in India and has highlighted the need for better measures to ensure the safety of tourists. It is essential to take strict action against the individuals involved in such incidents to send a strong message that such behavior will not be tolerated.
