A woman in Bengaluru has alleged that a fellow passenger secretly filmed her on a Namma Metro train, and her video of the confrontation has gone viral.
Police have registered an FIR and are trying to trace the man, who has not been identified or arrested.
The woman, who goes by Sowpika on Instagram and describes herself as a travel and lifestyle creator, said the incident happened around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday. She placed it on the metro near Kadugodi Road in Whitefield.
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In a video posted soon afterwards, she said, "I caught a guy red-handed, recording me in the metro." She appears visibly shaken and says she was fully covered at the time, adding that her clothing had nothing to do with what happened.
"They have also identified a few people who resemble the video guy," she said, adding that further action would follow once he is "100% identified".
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