A video of Maharashtra's capital Mumbai is becoming increasingly viral at this time. In fact, a video of a young man allegedly molesting a female YouTuber in a street here has surfaced. The video went viral on Wednesday. It is being told about this video that the woman is a citizen of South Korea. Police said they have not received any complaint in this regard, but they themselves have taken cognizance of the incident and started an investigation. A Twitter account that shared the video claimed that the victim is a South Korean national and was live-streaming in the Suburban Khar area when the incident took place around 8 pm.
In this video, you can see that the young man came very close to the woman and tried to pull her by holding her hand even when she resisted. When the woman started leaving the spot, the same man appeared on a motorcycle again with a friend and offered to drop the woman at her destination, while the woman refused in English. At the same time, the victim woman tweeted that a young man harassed her during live streaming last night. I tried my best not to pursue the matter and leave, as he was with her friend. And some people said it happened because of her being very friendly and starting a conversation.
@MumbaiPolice A streamer from Korea was harassed by these boys in Khar last night while she was live streaming in front of a 1000 people. This is disgusting and some action needs to be taken against them. This cannot go unpunished. pic.twitter.com/WuUEzfxTju
— Aditya (@Beaver_R6) November 30, 2022
This incident has made me think again about streaming. On the other hand, two youths Mobeen Chand Mohammed Shaikh and Mohammad Naqeeb Sadariyalam Ansari have been arrested for allegedly molesting a Korean woman YouTuber during live streaming, a local police official said. At the same time, it is also reported that Khar police have registered an FIR under Section 354 of the IPC and arrested both of them.
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