Paharganj Holi Case: Some boys have molested a Japanese woman in Holi in Paharganj area of the capital Delhi. A video of which is becoming increasingly viral on social media. After the video, Delhi Police searched for the accused boys and arrested three boys including a minor in connection with the molestation incident. On the other hand, many veterans including Bollywood actress Richa Chadha and Delhi Women’s Commission chief Swati Maliwal gave their reaction to the viral video and demanded strict action.
what was the viral video
The incident took place in Delhi’s Paharganj area and the video was first posted on Twitter by the Japanese woman, which was later removed. At the same time, in the video going viral on social media, you can see that some boys touched a Japanese woman and threw color on her. One person caught him from behind and the other person also broke an egg on his head. Those boys were not leaving the Japanese woman. The woman kept saying ‘bye’ ‘bye’ in an attempt to get out of it. She smiled once in front of the camera and as soon as one of the boys touched her again, she slapped him and left.
Arrest these men https://t.co/zgC1bDh1kB
— RichaChadha (@RichaChadha) Mar 10, 2023
Japanese woman did not complain
According to the latest tweet by the molested Japanese woman, she is currently in Bangladesh and is “fit in mind and body”. According to the statement, the woman has neither made any complaint to the Delhi Police nor to the Japanese Embassy. At the same time, according to the Delhi Police, the boys were searched after a video went viral on social media platforms, in which a Japanese woman was allegedly harassed by a group of boys on the pretext of applying color during Holi.
Delhi Police started action
The Delhi Police said in a statement that the boys seen in the video have been identified after intensive efforts by field officers and local intelligence agencies. Three boys including a minor have been caught and interrogated. He has accepted about the incident seen in the video. Action has been initiated against the arrested accused under the Delhi Police Act. Further legal action will be taken on the basis of the incident and as per the complaint from the woman.
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