'Your Behaviour Being Recorded': Hyderabad Police Shares Video Of Man Inappropriately Touching Woman

Hyderabad Police recently posted a video on their official X handle of a man touching a woman inappropriately and it quickly went viral. The video shows the man making the indecent attempt in a crowded public space. The footage has sparked outrage, with many viewers expressing their anger and concern over the incident. Along with the video, Hyderabad Police has also issued a warning, which reads, “Your behaviour is being recorded by our She Teams on the roads, public places and wherever you are misbehaving. Killing your ill intentions is the only mantra to keep you safe from being jailed.” SHE Teams, reportedly, is a special police force dedicated to ensuring women’s safety in public spaces.

Since it was posted, the video has gathered over 1.5 million views. Many people used the platform to share their complaints and ask the police about what steps would be taken. Several users questioned why the police had only recorded the incident without intervening and many urged for more direct action.

Watch the viral video here:

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Despite the video going viral, there is still no clear information about whether any action has been taken against the man in the footage. The lack of clarity about the legal consequences has left many people frustrated and eager for justice.

One user commented, “Sir – recording the behaviour is one aspect of the problem, but punishment is the real solution. How many are punished is the real problem?!”

Another person suggested, “Please put the pictures of offenders publicly and shame them.”

Another user praised the police, writing, “I am from Hyderabad and I truly appreciate the work of the SHE team here. I don’t think there’s any other protection service in India quite like it. Hats off to the SHE team’s efforts. We also appreciate Hydra’s work in the state.”

“Really good, pls keep it up. Wish this is replicated in other states as well,” wrote another one.

The video has led to a heated discussion online, with many people calling for harsher penalties for those who engage in inappropriate behaviour in public places.