Archive · 29 Sep 2025
Women Allege Mistreatment at Coorg Resort and Police Bias
Two women say their vacation at a Coorg resort turned bad because the staff was rude.
They also say that when they went to the police to complain, the police officer sided with the resort and said they shouldn't have visited the area if they didn't know Kannada.
The women shared a video of the argument.
Some people online are supporting the women, others the staff.
Neither the resort nor the police have commented.
Two female tourists reported rude behavior from staff at a Coorg resort.
The tourists claim they spent Rs 24,000 for a two-night stay.
The tourists allege police refused to lodge a complaint.
The police officer reportedly stated that they should have known Kannada.
The resort's management has not responded to the claims.
- Who
- Two female tourists and resort staff.
- What
- Allegations of mistreatment at a Coorg resort and police refusal to file a complaint.
- When
- September 29, 2025 (First Published)
- Where
- Coorg, Karnataka, India.
- Why
- Disagreement between guests and staff led to allegations of misconduct and claims of police bias.
Tourists' Perspective
Staff/Supporters' Perspective
Treatment at the Resort
Tourists' Perspective
The staff were rude and made the women feel unsafe and unwelcome.
Staff/Supporters' Perspective
The women may have used abusive language.
Police Response
Tourists' Perspective
Police refused to take the complaint.
Staff/Supporters' Perspective
The women could have been in the wrong.
- Incident Location
- Coorg, Karnataka
- Allegations
- Rude staff behavior, police refusal to take complaint
- Resort Name
- The Purple Palms Resort and Spa
- Reported Issue
- Police suggested they should know Kannada
- Stay Cost
- Rs 24,000 (allegedly)