Mumbai: South Korean YouTuber Hyojeong Park, after being harassed on Mumbai streets whereas taking pictures for her stay stream on Tuesday, recounted her ordeal and described how she managed to flee the perpetrators.
“The accused followed me to the hotel, and when they asked for my phone number, I gave them a fake one to get out of the situation,” the ladies revealed to media.

Korean YouTuber remembers the incident

The incident occurred round 11.50 pm on Tuesday because the Korean vlogger was strolling to her lodge in Mumbai’s Khar space. To get her consideration, the accused yelled ‘I really like you,’ however she ignored him.

“When the accused approached, one of them grabbed my hands and began harassing me. He motioned me to his two-wheeler and offered me a ride. When I refused, the accused wrapped his hand around my neck and attempted to kiss my cheeks,” the vlogger defined.

“I was stunned. I tried to leave without escalating the situation. However, he grabbed my wrist and dragged me to his motorcycle,” the Korean vlogger defined.

The lady tried to flee the scenario

The lady tried to flee the scenario peacefully, however the duo adopted her, asking for her cellphone quantity.
“Fortunately, one of my viewers who was nearby watching the live streaming came out to help and saved me,” the lady stated.
Meanwhile, DCW chief Swati Maliwal has requested that Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde intervene within the case.

‘This can occur anyplace’

When requested if the incident had modified her opinion of India, the Korean vlogger replied, “This is my first visit to Mumbai, India. Actually, I received a lot of inquiries about it. Some people told me that this is to be expected because you are in India. India is not a safe place for female solo travellers. But I don’t believe that. This could occur anywhere on the planet… I don’t want people to think or frame this as happening because it happened in India. Throughout my travels, I met many wonderful people. This is merely an unfortunate occurrence.”

“Many people are coming forward to help me, and I am confident that it will not happen again,” she stated.