Serial bravehearts? Another video of Rohtak girls surfaces

December 02, 2014 15:43

Another video has emerged of the Rohtak girls who were in the news for fighting off three men who harassed them on board a bus in Haryana.

The new video that has surfaced today, shows the sisters beating up a man for reportedly making derogatory remarks. The incident happened in what looks like a public park. Details are awaited on this video.

On Friday, the two college-going sisters thrashed three men inside a moving bus, even as passengers chose to look the other way.

The sisters used their belts to beat the men when they used derogatory language and made obscene gestures at them. The incident was recorded by a pregnant woman passenger on her mobile phone, which went viral both on television and social media. Expectedly, the male passengers in the bus didn't bother to help the women.

A case has been registered against three men, police said, but no arrest has been made.

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