Man, with his face covered, apologetically responds: “it’s my fault, I know.”
The video gives a powerful message to women who have been victims of sexual harassment and urges them to not stay silent but confront molesters.
The video starts off with the woman saying, “Because I’m a girl, you think you can get away with this?”
The man, with his face covered, apologetically responds: “it’s my fault, I know.”
“You old man, look at your age,” the woman retorts. “I’m taking a video mister, if you ever do this again, you’ll remember this episode.”
“You think girls can’t speak!” she said.
You can watch the full video here.
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According to reports, a ‘part 2’ of the video also emerged on social media which shows the alleged harasser apologising to the woman at the airport.
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What she did is absolutely right and admirable. Their is injustice in India and Pakistan both. I don't get why we have changed the topic to where the injustice is more. Even if we are able to prove which country has more women crimes will that make us a winner? will that decrease the crimes?
So people get back to the real topic. What we can do to decrease all this. How we can educate our sons, brothers and boys to respect women, all women, be they of any nationality.
Fellow commentators, why are you guys telling her surnmae, when she chose not to reveal it herself. Where are your basic etiquettes?
@Oats: This woman was travelling alone. There was no male family member to beat up the guy. We women in India have guts to travel alone, its part and parcel of life. Where there are incidents like these.. we fight back.
Well done, I would say SHABASH for doing this. People take advantage but you have learnt very good lesson.
@Oats 1. If victims got justice for speaking up in your country why they flee foriegn country? Become renowned icons, award winners and challenge the dark elements no one speaks about in fear there? 2. India is not called rape capital of the world. It's your countrymen invention. Delhi is most unsafe city in all cities in india. So our media puts tag. But you took to another level and added "world". We are 2nd most populated country in the world. Any crime be stealing or robbing by head count will be more because we are 1.25 billion plus people. Despite that it's America which half our population at number one place followed by South Africa & Sweden in rape crimes. And sweden is rape capital with maximum rape happening per lakh people in its area. Here's the statistics. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_statistics india is not even in top 20 countries. Update yourself.
@Oats: Well in India women are able to report rape without expecting repercussions from society. How many women in Pakistan are able to do the same? Honour killings, acid attacks.... All of those are reported often enough in Pakistan.
Women in India are learning to speak up for themselves and protect themselves. Sure a male member would protect however we are fighting to stand on our own feet and fight our own battles.
@Meghana: This type of incident happens all the time in India. Yes there are occasional episodes of bad behavior in Pakistan but nowhere near what goes on India. There is a reason why India is called rape capital of the world. In Pakistan the male family member would beat the man who tried to do that to a female in his family.
Gr8 work, I think ppl like these should be subjected to such humiliation.
I am a Pakistani and I am proud of this Indian.
@faraz what about indian Gujaratis,Sindhis,Kashmiri hindus? Any propoganda for them too?
The more more Indians (with the exception of Punjabis) I meet, the more I love Pakistanis. Indians stalk people here like stray dogs, rub their crotch in front of them and are always cooking up a conspiracy to have people fired. I absolutely despise these class-less repulsive looking people. I have told them to f--- off a million times, they are like pests or uninvited guests who won't go away even if you don't want to have anything to do with them. Why won't Indians leave our forums when we don't like them?
Good Job Ms. Ajwani. Imagine the reaction of the family of this guy and then imagine the humiliation they would face in public.
@Aamir - Toronto: Can you explain the song taroo maroo by Ali Gul pir? What exactly is happening in your country? In india civil society is strong we fight back. We support them and therefore there is justice. If it's so safe other side why are gender crimes taking place in your country? Why special taxi buses for women. In your society if they raise voice, they get death threats, call it a conspiracy and are forced to move abroad. They win international awards to speak against a society were they can't . -mukhtar mai,malala etc . Quit the holier than though approach.
Great! The news should be circulated widely so girls know that cell phones camera is a tool to be used when needed in such circumstances.
Absolutely wonderful Miss. Proud of you.
Another example of "shinning India"......so pathetic !!!!
A person like him should not be allowed to walk the streets.
Salute Ms Ajwani!!
Kudos girl.
Good Job :)