Video of NRI woman allegedly being 'bullied over bindi' has gone viral

The woman looked upset over the treatment that the Indian community faces abroad

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 10:30 PM Aug 08, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, August 8

A video of a woman crying over “hate and bullying” she faces as a Hindu living abroad has gone viral.

The 30-second clip was shared on Facebook before going viral on all social media platforms.

She begins her clip saying, “you don’t know the history”. The woman looked upset over the treatment that the Indian community faces abroad.

“You have colonised the entire world,” she says and her voice cracks as she continues, “we have one place where we can enjoy our spiritual heritage.”

She says: “You bully us for wearing bindis”.

The clip has garnered reactions both in support and against of the woman.

Watch:

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