The girl blasted the man as she opened the gallery on his phone and exposed the pictures.
Credit: Instagram/anurag111407
A video of a girl calling out an older man for taking pictures of her legs at Dilwara Jain Temple in Mount Abu, Rajasthan, is going viral on social media.
“Uncle ye kya hai? Kya kar rahe ho app? Ha, kyu le rahe ho mere pictures? Kyu le rahe ho mere pairon ka pictures? (Uncle, what’s this? What are you doing? Why are you taking my photos, my leg pictures?)" the girl blasted the man as she opened the gallery on his phone and exposed the pictures.
The man immediately began deleting them after his gallery revealed images of the girl's legs, as she went on to accuse him of making her uncomfortable by staring at her all this while.
The video posted by one Anurag on Instagram was captioned: "THIS IS NOT OKAY! Today, my friend was sitting peacefully in front of Delwada Jain Temple, Mount Abu, Rajasthan, waiting for her parents—when an older man began staring at her uncomfortably and even clicked a photo of her leg without her consent. He deleted the photo when she confronted him, but even then, no one else sitting there stepped in to help her. This happened in a public, spiritual place, in broad daylight. And yet, basic respect and safety were nowhere to be found.(sic)" The user tagged Rajasthan tourism and Rajasthan police in the post.
Social media users urged the girl to file an FIR against the man as they expressed their shock over the incident.
"This is someone’s husband, someone’s brother maybr someone’s father. Absolutely disgusting that hes so old and yet looks qt women with such eyes(sic)" a user wrote in the comment section.
Others recounted similar incidents, as one shared: "Once this happened with me ..I went straight to the man and I punched him very badly I broke his phone….that was so horrible and traumatic for me."
However, some users called the girl out for her dressing sense. "Aise kapde pehanogee toh her koi dekhega, tumhare jaisi ladkiyo ko toh mandir mein allow hee nahi kerna chahiye (Everyone will look at you if you wear clothes like these, girls like you should not be allowed in temple)", while another person wrote: "Ladies should sit properly"