The Mumbai men who rescued S Korean YouTuber

December 02, 2022 16:00

Mhyochi, the South Korean YouTuber, who made news when she was molested in Mumbai, while she was shooting a video, shares this image with the men who helped her.

"Lunch with two Indian gentlemen who help me to post the video and save me on the street Aditya & Atharva," she tweeted.

Mhyochi was live-streaming a video on busy SV Road, Khar, when two men harassed her.

In a video shared online, one of the accused was seen dragging the YouTuber by her hand as she shouts "no, no", in Khar, on Wednesday night. The accused is also seen kissing her.

A city-based blogger, Aditya, who captured the incident on camera, rescued her and later tweeted the video tagging Mumbai police.

The police suo motu registered an FIR after a Aditya tweeted a video with a message: "A streamer from Korea was harassed by these boys in Khar last night while she was live streaming in front of 1000+ people. This is disgusting and some action needs to be taken against them. This cannot go unpunished."

Taking cognizance of Aditya's tweet-complaint, police on Thursday arrested the duo -- Mubin Shaikh and Mohammed Ansari.

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