A Dutch travel influencer known as "Avocado on the Road" recently experienced harassment from a young Indian man while travelling by train from New Delhi to Agra. In an Instagram video, she described how the man repeatedly took selfies with her without her permission.
In the caption, she shared that it was her first train journey in India, describing it as a "very bad experience." She added, "I didn't feel comfortable enough to relax. Despite asking him to stop, he wouldn't. So, I decided to make my own video, hoping he'd get the message since he spoke some English."
"I love India very much and this experience is definitely not gonna stop me exploring this beautiful country. I made many local friends along a way already and I am grateful for that. So thank you for all the kindness and hospitality you guys in India offer," she added.
The video opens to show the woman saying, "So, I am in a train in India," as she turns the camera towards the man and continues, "This annoying guy is taking pictures of me and being annoying all the time in a very rude way. So, I was thinking to do the same."
She then adds, "If you have a d******d next to you, just do the same. Put the camera to his face," as she points the camera at him again, capturing him posing shamelessly on video.
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The video collected four million views on Instagram and social media users were quick to slam the man. A user wrote, "Hey, I am sorry for this experience. Apparently, this is very common behaviour towards foreigners. Next time, please ask the TT to change their seat and do not hesitate to make a scene. Most of the crowd will certainly help you."
"Hey, I am sorry for this experience. Apparently, this is very common behaviour towards foreigners. Next time, please ask the TT to change their seat and do not hesitate to make a scene. Most of the crowd will certainly help you," another user wrote.
"Love the way you roasted him," the third user commented.
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