'It Hurt Me, I Felt Unsafe': Nepal Woman Harassed By Man In Kathmandu's Thamel; CCTV Footage Of Alleged Misconduct Goes Viral, Calls For Police Action
Kathmandu: A CCTV video showing a man allegedly touching a young woman without her consent while she was walking through Thamel, a popular tourist area in Kathmandu, has gone viral on social media, prompting calls for police action. Incident reported on Tuesday evening The incident reportedly took place on Tuesday evening in Thamel. The woman shared a video of herself saying how the incident hurt…
In Kathmandu's popular tourist area, Thamel, a CCTV video has surfaced showing a man allegedly touching a young woman without her consent as she walked through the area. The incident, which reportedly occurred on Tuesday evening, has sparked calls for police action following its widespread dissemination on social media.
The woman, who shared the video detailing her experience and the incident's impact on her, expressed feeling unsafe and hurt by the alleged misconduct. She posted details of the event through social media platforms and released the CCTV footage, which allegedly captures the encounter. In the video, the woman appears to refute the man's claim that the contact was accidental, as he attempted to justify his actions during their interaction.
The incident has gained significant attention online, with users urging the Nepal Police to identify the man seen in the video and take appropriate legal action against him. The video has also reignited concerns regarding the safety of women in crowded public spaces, where similar acts of unwanted physical contact might occur.
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