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Crime
Men assault Delhi flower seller with sticks, video captures cries for help
✍️ India Today
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 09:16 PM
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A video circulating online shows men striking a female flower seller in Delhi with sticks, accompanied by her screams and pleas for assistance.
A video that has been shared on social media depicts a disturbing incident in Delhi where a woman selling flowers was attacked with sticks by a group of men. The footage captures the victim's audible cries for help and the surrounding chaos as the assailants strike her repeatedly.
The recording, sourced by India Today, shows the woman attempting to defend herself while bystanders can be heard shouting for assistance. No further details about the number of attackers, the motive, or any injuries have been released at this time.
Authorities have not yet provided an official statement, and the identity of the perpetrators remains unknown. The incident has sparked concern among local vendors and commuters who frequent the area.
The video continues to circulate online, prompting calls for swift police action and a thorough investigation into the assault on the street vendor.
Delhi police are expected to review the footage and take appropriate measures, though no arrests have been reported so far.
The recording, sourced by India Today, shows the woman attempting to defend herself while bystanders can be heard shouting for assistance. No further details about the number of attackers, the motive, or any injuries have been released at this time.
Authorities have not yet provided an official statement, and the identity of the perpetrators remains unknown. The incident has sparked concern among local vendors and commuters who frequent the area.
The video continues to circulate online, prompting calls for swift police action and a thorough investigation into the assault on the street vendor.
Delhi police are expected to review the footage and take appropriate measures, though no arrests have been reported so far.