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‘Won’t she feel uncomfortable?’: Taj Mahal photographer confronts men staring at foreign tourist

‘Won’t she feel uncomfortable?’: Taj Mahal photographer confronts men staring at foreign tourist

At the Taj Mahal in Agra, a photographer confronted a group of men who were repeatedly staring and lingering around a foreign woman during her photoshoot. The incident, filmed and shared on Instagram, has sparked a conversation about respecting tourists' personal space at popular heritage sites. In the video, the photographer approached the men and questioned why they were standing close to the woman instead of exploring the monument.

The men initially did not move, with one challenging the photographer's assertion that they had not done anything wrong. After a brief exchange, another man intervened and asked the group to leave the area. The photographer expressed frustration over the uncomfortable behavior towards foreign tourists, emphasizing the need for basic civic sense.

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