A video showing an Israeli woman tourist allegedly being subjected to obscene and objectionable remarks at the Kishangarh dumping yard in Rajasthan’s Ajmer district has gone viral on social media, prompting police to take swift action. Ajmer Police took suo motu cognisance of the video and arrested four men in connection with the incident.
“What is Your Rate”: Obscene Reamrks Caught on Camera
According to police, the woman had visited the Kishangarh dumping yard, a popular tourist attraction, and was recording a video when some youths allegedly made inappropriate and obscene comments towards her. The incident was captured on video, which the woman later uploaded on social media. The footage resurfaced and spread widely across social media platforms in September 2026, drawing attention to the incident and prompting police intervention. Reports indicate that the original incident took place several years earlier.
Ajmer Police Arrest Four Accused
Following the video’s circulation, police launched an investigation without waiting for a formal complaint. A special team was formed to identify those seen in the footage, with investigators using technical evidence and intelligence inputs. Four men were subsequently arrested in connection with the incident. Police identified them as Mohammad Farhan, Mohammad Asim, Farhan and Akhtar Ali. The men are residents of the Kishangarh area and are being questioned as part of the investigation.
Tourist Thanks Police, Says She Still Loves India
Following the arrests, the Israeli tourist reportedly expressed gratitude to Rajasthan and Ajmer Police for taking action after the video resurfaced. Despite her experience, she said that the incident had not changed her feelings towards India and indicated that she would like to return. Her response came as the incident renewed discussions online about the safety and treatment of foreign tourists visiting popular destinations across Rajasthan.
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Shamshad Ali is a New Delhi–based journalist with over six years of experience spanning breaking news writing, on-the-ground reporting, and editing. When he isn’t chasing headlines, Shamshad is usually exploring new destinations, discovering hidden culinary gems, and striking up conversations with strangers. Many of whom turn out to be great sources, and even better friends. He can be reached at shamshadali.dar@gmail.com.
