Jaipur men misbehave with foreigner, force her to take selfies at Jal Mahal
India Today
The video shows a foreign woman tourist being surrounded by a group of young men. What begins as seemingly harmless selfie requests quickly turns uncomfortable.
A video from Jaipur showing a group of men misbehaving with a foreign tourist near the Jal Mahal has raised concerns about the safety of women travellers. The footage shows the woman being surrounded by young men who insist on taking selfies with her, with the situation reportedly escalating to inappropriate touching.
The incident reportedly took place near the iconic Jal Mahal. The video shows a foreign woman tourist being surrounded by a group of young men. What begins as seemingly harmless selfie requests quickly turns uncomfortable.
The men are seen crowding around her, praising her appearance, and insisting on taking selfies. But as the situation escalates, they allegedly begin touching her inappropriately, leaving the tourist visibly uneasy.
Here’s the clip:
The video, now widely circulating on social media, has triggered outrage among viewers. Many users have condemned the behaviour, calling it “deeply shameful” and a betrayal of India’s long-standing ethos of Atithi Devo Bhava.
Others pointed out that such incidents not only endanger individuals but also damage the country’s reputation as a welcoming tourist destination.
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