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UP Tourist Apologises After Filming Assam Women Bathing at Meghalaya Waterfall
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 07 Oct 2026, 08:46 AM
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A tourist from Uttar Pradesh has issued an apology after video footage of Assam women bathing at a waterfall in Meghalaya went viral. The incident has sparked discussions on privacy and respectful travel behavior.
A video showing a tourist from Uttar Pradesh filming Assam women bathing at a waterfall in Meghalaya has attracted widespread attention. The footage, which was shared online, raised concerns about privacy violations and the conduct of visitors in natural sites.
The tourist, who has not been named publicly, issued a statement apologizing for the intrusion and expressing regret for any distress caused. The apology was posted on social media and received mixed reactions from viewers.
Local authorities in Meghalaya have not yet released an official statement, but the incident has prompted calls for clearer guidelines on filming in protected areas. The event has also sparked a broader conversation about respectful tourism practices across India.
The tourist, who has not been named publicly, issued a statement apologizing for the intrusion and expressing regret for any distress caused. The apology was posted on social media and received mixed reactions from viewers.
Local authorities in Meghalaya have not yet released an official statement, but the incident has prompted calls for clearer guidelines on filming in protected areas. The event has also sparked a broader conversation about respectful tourism practices across India.