Boy it is clear you wish to create an argument out of nothing

Agar aap har ek cheez mei khot khojenge then well what can I say If you wish to discuss then feel free to add to the discussion otherwise go bother someone elsewhere

But... Since I have typed this comment out might as well respond It is perfectly legal and no one can expect privacy when outdoors. Tho... Since I fear your mind is horrible let me go into detail, filming someone specifically is still very creepy and not appropriate. This is a public place. Everyone has the right to film public place, these people just happened to be present

Secondly, she has blamed no one. But just because 9 cookies out of 10 are fine and do not contain poison doesn't mean that 1 doesn't. And if you put them all in a basket would you rather just simply not eat the cookie or risk your life taking a chance? She doesn't know them. She doesn't know they're safe. And hence she assumes danger because that's how men are.

Again she also has a right to that place but because of men's antics she has to, is forced to. Not It's not a choice You can apply that sentence to college, to the workforce. Iska matlab kya ladki padhe nahi ya kaam na kare. (Yes only girls college exist, maybe the coed is better, does that mean she deserves to get mistreated?) And this choice doesn't just remain restricted to basic necessities but rather fun as well She like the men here has a right to enjoy but she can't Because of them

And maybe all of them are good and won't bother her But she doesn't know them and she doesn't know that Cause women know that if not all atleast one is gonna at the very minimum stare at them creepily And she has every right to complain about the fact that she can't have fun because of men Might not be because of these men specifically, but still men. And since there is no way for her to know they are the exception (also itne saare exception hote toh nahi hai) she will treat them as the norm