A Nepali woman's emotional social media post describing an alleged incident of sexual harassment on a public road has gone viral, sparking widespread discussions about women's safety in public spaces.
In her post, the woman said she was simply walking alone, wearing full-length pants and a T-shirt, when a man, whom she estimated to be around 40 years old, allegedly exposed himself to her in the middle of the road.
"This wasn't a joke, a prank, or a small issue. This was sexual harassment," she wrote, adding that she immediately reacted and defended herself.
The post has drawn attention for its strong message against victim-blaming. Addressing those who often blame women's clothing, she wrote, "My clothes were never the problem. The problem is the mindset of people who think they can harass others without consequences."
She said she chose to share her experience to raise awareness and encourage others to speak out against harassment, emphasizing that everyone deserves to feel safe in public spaces.
The post has generated widespread reactions online, with many users expressing support, condemning sexual harassment, and calling for stronger action to ensure safer streets for women.
The claims are based on the woman's public social media statement and have not been independently verified by authorities.