Two guys were seen reportedly harassing a Korean woman who is live-streaming in Mumbai, India. At 11:50 p.m. on Tuesday. Hyojeong Park, also known as Mhyochi, was on her way to her hotel in Khar when a guy threw his arm around her neck and kissed her on the cheek, according to BBC.
She disregarded the "I love you" cry from one of the males.
One of the boys seemed to grab Mhyochi's arm and drag her toward a motorcycle while he asked her for her phone number. She objected. She said, "Where are we going?" She cried out, "No, no, no!"
Mumbai police have accused two guys of molestation. The individuals have been named by the local media as Mobeen Chand Mohammad Shaikh and Mohammad Naqeeb Sadrealam Ansari.
“I was followed by the accused to the hotel and when they asked for my mobile number, I gave them a fake one to escape the situation,” Mhyochi recounted to India Today.
“I was pretty shocked. I tried my best not to escalate the situation and tried to leave. But he grabbed my wrist and dragged me to his motorcycle.”
Mhyochi said that it was her first visit to India and that she had been informed that it was unsafe for female tourists to travel alone.
“But I really don’t think that. This could happen anywhere in the world … I don’t want people to think or frame that this happened because it’s India. I met a lot of amazing people throughout my travel. This is just an unfortunate incident.”
She said that a fan who was close and watching the video saved her. After lunch, she shared a picture of herself with her two protectors, Aditya and Atharva.
She said of the incident, “When people say no, you have to understand that as a no, but apparently, he didn’t at all.”
Police were alerted to the incident when the video went viral on Twitter, the Hindustan Times reports.
Mhyochi later explained why she didn’t immediately report the incident: “I didn’t have the mental capacity to go to the police station right after because it was midnight. I was feeling terrible, and I don’t know how to create the case.”
