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Men Punished with Nettle After Harassment in Uttarakhand
Two men from a city in Uttar Pradesh were accused of saying mean things to girls in a village in Uttarakhand.
The villagers got angry and put a dark substance on the men’s faces, hit them with slippers, and rubbed a stinging plant called Bicchu Booti on them.
After that, the men were taken by the police.
Many people on social media said the villagers did the right thing, while others were not sure if it was the best way to handle the situation.
The police will decide what to do next with the men.
This event shows how people in the village want to protect girls from being harassed.
Two men from Moradabad were publicly punished in Satoli village after allegedly harassing local girls.
Villagers blackened their faces, hit them with slippers, and rubbed them with stinging nettle (Bicchu Booti) before handing them over to police.
The incident sparked divided reactions online, with many praising the villagers for standing up against harassment.
Police are expected to take further legal action against the accused.
The event highlights ongoing concerns about women's safety and community responses to harassment in Uttarakhand.
- Who
- Two men from Moradabad and local villagers and girls in Satoli village
- What
- Public punishment after alleged harassment of local girls
- Where
- Satoli village, Nainital district, Uttarakhand, India
- When
- Why
- To deter harassment and punish alleged offenders
Key facts
- Location
- Satoli village, Nainital district, Uttarakhand, India
- Accused
- Two men from Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
- Punishment method
- Blackening faces, slippers, stinging nettle (Bicchu Booti)
- Police action
- Accused handed over to local police
- Public reaction
- Divided online, many supportive





