Bigg Boss 18 fame Edin Rose opened up on a chilling incident she experienced in Mumbai on Monday evening, and claimed that a drunk man followed her when she was out with her friend in the city. The actress shared that the man drove a swanky car and refused to back off even when he saw Edin recording him.
Edin took to her Instagram handle on late Monday night and wrote, "I have been staying in Mumbai from 2020, and never ever have I felt unsafe in this city, at any hour of the night or however dressed I would be, but to clear the air I was wearing a FULL track suit like you can see, and a mask, which means other than my fingers and eyes there is nothing that you can see, have to clear this out before the clothing police comes on here to school me on my clothing (sic)."
Narrating her ordeal, she said, "Me and a girl friend were going in a rickshaw from Juhu to Bandra like we always do yk to chill, get some air after a whole day of work, and sometimes yk people recognise us with our masks on too but today that was not the case, a man in a Jaguar, drank followed us for 20 mins, swearving right to left because he's intoxicated and going with us to wherever we were headed (sic)."
She went on to say, "This man not only jeopardised everyone's safety on the road with his drunk driving but also made sure to make us know that he's not going to back off, even when we recorded his face and his number plate he was persistent, matlab tu kya dubai tak ghar tak chordega mujhe ya kya? (sic)."
"My rickshaw driver stopped the rickshaw and this man stopped his car in the middle of the road and then sped up took a u-turn and came back around until I literally stopped near Juhu police station (sic)," she added.
Edin then took a dig at the hullabaloo around the India's Got Latent episode featuring Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina, which is currently the talk of the town, and wrote, "Sab jo latent latent kar rahe ho, aurato ki suraksha par dhyan do, this man was in a jaguar and comes from money and has the audacity to be a relentless ereep, even when he knows he's being recorded (sic)."
Edin also questioned that while she is capable of fighting for herself, what if it was someone else in her position who could not fight back. "Instead of teaching your daughters not to be out, why don't you teach your sons how to behave in public, so that us women can actually feel safe? (sic)," she wrote.
"What are we actually concentrating on, why is there no fear among these creeps, na law ka dar hai na kuch, as a society what are we doing to make sure our women are safe? (sic)," she questioned.
"Cycle wala ho ya Jaguar wala, parwarish achhi karo apne beto ki toh samaaj mein rehne layak honge sab!" she added.
