I’m sorry to put this story out today
But it’s common to encounter Eunuchs at every big traffic light in Bangalore. They ask for money, usually you can say no respectfully and they go away.
But off late whenever I deny; they’ve been more and more aggressive
Cut short to today when a Eunuch pretty much pinched me very very hard on my arm just near my triceps. The whole area got swollen red.
All this just because I didn’t want to give them my money today
I have been sexually harassed by them. Stopped giving them money or any kind of attention since then.
I’m so sorry to hear this. This freakin sucks
I had respect for them. But that day in a train, me and my friend were left stunned. We just changed our coach. And for the first time I felt what women feel when they get harassed at public places.
Post it on Twitter will details to Bangalore police . This looks like it has become norm for them
Someone with more followers should do this man
I am not sure if this is local to Bangalore.
I often just ignore and don't try to engage. Once one of them got agitated that I didn't respond and they literally wished me dead.
Another instance my wife was at a red light where they asked for change. She denied since she didn't have any. They said "why don't you give your mangalsutra instead?"
This was in Delhi.
I personally have nothing against any body. Just physical harassment is not appreciated :/
Beggar kids too. They start pulling your shirt and ask for money. Their hands are unhygienic as Fkk... If you want something just ask but don't touch. I am annoyed at these parents, why have kids when you are so dirt poor?
Hmm can you post the location?
This was very horrible few years ago in old Bangalore. But when media started to cover it they got shifted left and right. Now it's a non issue. They just go away in old Bangalore atleast. Where did this happen?
I agree! A couple of months back, I was at the Silk Board signal in a rick, going to the office. One eunuch approached me asking for money but I didn't respond at all and kept looking at my phone. The fucktard hit me on the head hard and ran away! I hadn't been as furious as I was that day for a long time. I'm all for LGBTQ+ rights, but this kind of behaviour is not acceptable at all.
I had a similar experience in Bangalore around 4-5 yrs ago, I was quite furious for a day , best would be stay away from them as distant as possible. These harrassment should be dealt strongly by local police as it is not a single incident and has occurred to many.
So I walk back from work everyday. I work at Razorpay so I live nearby and save on commute costs by walking.
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