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Dutch YouTuber harassed in Bengaluru by Muslim shopkeeper

“Dutch vlogger harassed in Bengaluru’s Chickpet, one held”, Deccan Herald, June 12, 2023:

“A Dutch vlogger was manhandled in Bengaluru’s Chickpet, the video of which has gone viral now. In a video posted from his YouTube channel ‘Madly Rover’, the Dutch Youtuber Pedro Mota was seen getting harassed by a shopkeeper in the city’s busy market while making a vlog.

In the video titled, Attacked At The Thieves Market In India, a shopkeeper can be seen grabbing Mota’s hand aggressively, as the Dutch national pleaded to let go.

Mota wrote, “Foreigner traveling in India experiences the thieves market in Bangalore, also known as the Sunday market or chor bazaar. But exploring the area started out on the wrong foot as an angry man attacked me by grabbing and twisting my hand and arm, lunging after me as I tried to escape…”

Read the full article at Deccanherald.com

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