When the video went viral the girl said please forgive me.
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The girl was roaming around in underwear at Meghdoot Chowpatty. Her video went viral in the city very fast. After the protest, she herself came forward and expressed regret.
Naiduniya representative, Indore. There was anger in the entire city on Wednesday over the girl who shot an obscene video to become famous on social media. Cabinet Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said that this is an insult to the culture and civilization of Indore and that the district administration should take action in such cases.
Every person in the country has the freedom to live his life according to his own wishes, but this does not mean that anyone can start doing anything.
After the continuous protests in the city, the girl released a video on Wednesday evening and apologized to the people of the city. Releasing the video on social media, the girl has said that I feel that I have done wrong.
I should not have worn such clothes in a public place. I will never do this again in a public place. I apologize to those who have been hurt by my video.
The girl uploaded it on Instagram and wrote “Public Reaction” on it. The video was said to be from Monday night. In the video, many people are seen lowering their eyes in shame. People coming with women and children are having to change their route.
Maa Ahilya Manch gave a memorandum to the Police Commissioner
After the video went viral in Indore, Maa Ahilya Manch submitted a memorandum to Police Commissioner Rakesh Gupta on Wednesday afternoon. In this, the Manch has said that Indore is known for its decent civilization and under culture and civilization, dignified behavior is expected from all the people, whether they are men or women.
It is extremely painful that the youth who are slaves of social media are crossing the limits of dignity in order to gain more followers in less time.
Walking around in such indecent clothes in a public place is not expected for the civilized environment of the city.
Appropriate action should be taken against those polluting the environment of the city under sections 3, 4 and 6 of the Indecent Representation of Human Rights Prohibition Act and section 67 of the IT Act.