Only the action of being in a public space is now filled with tension and risk for the majority of girls. That female tourists bring a particularly awful, leering sort of focus from guys that are Indian has become obvious. Displaying offensive images and voicing obscenities, he reveled in his actions, even posing for a picture which the indignant sufferer shot.

Only days past, a pervert misbehaved in Mumbai in front of an American tourist. She made it public and also shot an image of the guy on her cell phone. This trend cuts across all categories. Not such a long time ago, a businessman was found by a girl on camera in an aircraft after he groped her.

Should they run their tasks in a busy space, they are easily able to melt away in the masses and no one but the casualty will be the wiser.

Social media to disseminate them, and using cell phones to take incriminating images, will probably play a large part in shaming such perverts, and more to the point, in bringing them to novel, critical given our quite lax law enforcement.

There’s the risk a girl attempting to photograph her molester may be damaged; the people should play its role in attempting to guard her. Often bunches when such events take place in public, stay passive. Law enforcement should motivate individuals to be alert and proactive.

After the event, we regularly learn in case of child molesters that the wrongdoer attempting to befriend the kid was really found by individuals. Social media could establish a hindrance. The sufferers feel a lot more embarrassed by their activities than they do, as things stand.

We can talk all we need about Incredible India, but their experience of seeing this state will probably be a nightmare if tourists cannot move around without being flashed at, groped or worse. Probably the solution, as in case of a lot of our difficulties, lies in technology.