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A popular 60-second web video demonstrates how a woman's horror started when a stranger approached her in a street near a stop “ Central MTR station “ in Hong Kong SAR.An Indian man who’s 46-year-old was detained by Hong Kong police on Tuesday on suspicion of molesting a Korean visitor while she was live streaming for her solo travel blog in Central on Sunday night.A viral 60-second online clip shows the woman's ordeal began when she was approached by a man near a tram stop in Central. The visitor, who was in Hong Kong for the first time, tried to get rid of him but he persisted and placed his arm on her shoulder.She attempted to push him away, imploring incessantly in English, "Please don't hold my arm."The man followed the live-streamer despite her continuous resistance to his advances.Once he had descended the station steps, he pushed her against a wall and declared, "I'm alone." Furthermore, "Come with me."She fought back repeatedly while yelling, "I'm not alone."Live-stream viewers who were worried begged her to leave and call the police. After watching the tape, some internet users said they would contact the police to report the event.The man seemed to grab her chest and hold her for approximately ten seconds before attempting to kiss her face; she struggled to defend herself as he let go and walked away.Amit was the man in the video, according to a post made by a user on social media site X. The user also uploaded a photo of the defendant. Then the X user asserted that the suspect is employed by the Rajasthan Rifles Indian Restaurant.She ran for the MTR station turnstiles while yelling for aid in a panic, which was all caught on video.Following the event, the woman proceeded to Macau, where she broadcast live on Monday night from her hotel. She mentioned having injuries from the encounter and that she would be going back to Hong Kong on Wednesday.She claimed that because he held her too tightly, her bruises actually got worse.She claimed that her trip to Hong Kong had not changed the way she would travel in the future.The individual is to blame for that. While sipping a glass of red wine, she said, "It's not Hong Kong's fault. I'll go back when I get the chance.
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