Mumbai: Man Caught Masturbating In Shared Taxi Taken By Female College Student In Grant Road, Shocking Video Surfaces
The police, on Wednesday, took cognisance of the video and asked Kamat to provide contact details to further investigate the matter.

In a shocking incident, a female student of a college located in South Mumbai was sexually harassed while commuting in a shared taxi on November 30. A purported video of the incident recently surfaced online, showing a man sitting beside the student masturbating in the moving taxi.
The video appears to have been captured by the female student herself. A user named Manish Kamat shared the shocking video on X and requested the Mumbai Police to take action against the "creepy man" while tagging its handle.
The police, on Wednesday, took cognisance of the video and asked Kamat to provide contact details to further investigate the matter.
Along with the video, the user also shared a screenshot of an email that was apparently sent by the victim's friend to a social media influencer.
According to the victim's friend, the incident occurred on November 30 when the victim was returning home from college in a shared taxi to Grant Road station.
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The victim’s friend claimed that the man masturbated in the taxi in her presence.
The person who sent the email requested the recipient to post the video and spread awareness about the incident as soon as possible.
"My friend is still traumatised by this incident. She is going through mental distress. Please do something," the email read.
The video was first shared by an Instagram handle called 'mumbaiinlst24hrs'.
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