A couple in Jaipur, Rajasthan, was allegedly harassed on January 14, observed as Valentine’s Day, while spending time together at a public park. Videos circulating on social media show a group of young men claiming links to Bajrang Dal questioning and warning couples seated there, reportedly asking them to show their Aadhaar cards and saying, “Pehle Aadhaar card dikhao.”
However, the situation took an unexpected turn when the couple and several bystanders pushed back. Instead of complying, they demanded identification from the men themselves, challenging their authority and confronting them publicly. The exchange has since gone viral online.
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What Video Shows?
The video shows an angry crowd confronting men alleged to be linked with Bajrang Dal for reportedly harassing couples on Valentine’s Day. The men, described as activists, were seen wearing saffron scarves and carrying sticks. Despite this, the crowd stood firm and demanded their identification. At one point, a man is heard asking them to share their names and addresses so they could be taken to court.
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The video went viral in an instant, leaving netizens "satisfied". “A video shows members allegedly asking couples for ID cards - but bystanders quickly turned the tables and demanded their IDs instead. The exchange has now gone viral, with many calling it a classic ‘UNO reverse’ moment,” the Instagram post read.
Natizens Reaction
“If they don't get distracted they might ask for jobs and employment or education,” a user said.
“A community made with the inspiration of a god who gave his whole life for joining two people together,” another user said.
“Unemployed youth of our nation,” a third user said. “I love that people are finally standing up for themselves. They people are kids just doing nothing but harassing people in the name of organisations,” added the next person.