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"Why Were You Recording Me?" Woman Confronts Man On Bengaluru Metro

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NDTV"Why Were You Recording Me?" Woman Confronts Man On Bengaluru Metro
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The woman, who identifies herself as Sowpika on social media platform Instagram, shared a video recounting the incident, which she said took place around 4:30 pm on Tuesday on a metro train in Whitefield in Bengaluru

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