A shocking incident on Bengaluru’s Namma Metro has gone viral after a woman confronted a man she alleged was secretly recording her during a metro ride in Whitefield.
The woman, who identifies herself as Sowpika on Instagram, said the incident took place around 4:30 pm on Tuesday. In a video shared online, she is seen confronting the man and demanding that he unlock his phone.
According to her account, she handed the phone to metro security personnel, but the man allegedly snatched it back and fled. She subsequently approached Kadugodi police station, where an FIR was registered based on her complaint.
Bengaluru City Police have confirmed that an investigation is underway. Sowpika later said investigators had identified a few people resembling the man seen in the video, with further action pending confirmation of the suspect’s identity.
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Justice for boy and bro please file a case on her for attempt to robbery of your mobile and spreding false news
He should file a case on her for attempt of theft of his mobile
I'm shocked some men find nothing wrong in recording other people in public places. Who gives anyone the right to record someone else. Public places are places we are forced to move through from going to one place to another. It is not an option. I would be highly offended if someone decides to record me without my permission. How is this comparable to taking pictures of celebrities, you dimwitted people?
Indians have a long way to go before they can be called a civilized lot. Culturally there is no concept of privacy and space in India. Indians grow up with multiple people in their space and it is very common for couples to share supposedly private spaces with family members.
I don't understand what's problem in public recording. In that case, shouldn't all these media also have FIR for recording celebrities and common people?
Brave act, support you
How can she record him
what the hell? from when the recording in public is not allowed. FIR?? seriously man this country is cooked
Justice for the boy
Very gutsy lady
Is it illegal to record people in a public place?
may well be a insta drama. A group of people who looked like a family tried this on me in a KSRTC bus.
I immediately called the conductor and checked in his presense. As they could find nothing, they suddenly fell into completely silence for the rest of the journey
Sister, don't say you were wearing this or that, because men blame women, their clothes, or alcohol for the crimes they commit. The problem is men and their parents, not you or your clothes
Impose moral lessons in schools.
Will now people like Karthik Shenoy ban Kannada men in his company ?????