The incident of a Japanese woman being sexually assaulted by a group of men during the celebration of Holi in New Delhi is a barbaric act that should be condemned.

  • While it appears that everyone is having a good time celebrating Holi, there are always a few jerks who manage to make everyone's blood boil with their annoying antics.
  • The incident of a Japanese woman being sexually assaulted by a group of men during the celebration of Holi in New Delhi is a barbaric act that should be condemned.
  • Many people from other countries currently call India home Sadly, not everyone comes into contact with the kind of people that would actually look out for their best interests. A Japanese woman recently learned that even India is not completely secure from vicious harassers.
  • A horrible video has surfaced online that reveals how a bunch of men groped, physically abused, spanked, tossed eggs and smeared colours on the woman and threw eggs at her while yelling 'Holi hai'.
  • The fact that the 22-year-old woman was a foreigner and didn't have a guy 'protecting' her may have given the perpetrators the idea that they could get away with anything. As the video shows, Holi can be an especially dangerous holiday for women to celebrate alone in many parts of India. 
  • The woman reportedly posted the disturbing clip to Twitter initially before deleting it. Many were annoyed by the now-viral video. Some witnesses reported seeing males who use the festival as an opportunity to grope and harass women.
  • A terrible and despicable deed. Celebration-themed harassment. Hindu extremism is to blame for this problem.  it's a free pass to molest each other. 

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