Video Shows Rafting Guides And Tourists Battling Each Other With Paddles In Rishikesh
In India, June is the busiest month for tourists. Since courts, colleges, and other educational facilities are closed, many people travel to well-known locations nationwide. Particularly Rishikesh draws tourists looking for a spiritual encounter. Here, visitors may go on exhilarating excursions like white-water rafting, discover temples, and take part in the fascinating Ganga aarti process.
However, the reputation of this well-liked tourist destination has been damaged by a new viral video that shows a fight between tourists and rafting guides in Rishikesh.
'Tourists who had come for rafting and boatmen clashed,' was the caption attached to the video. Numerous persons suffered injuries as a result. In Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, this footage of the altercation that happened on the banks of the Ganges has gone viral.'
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Kalesh b/w Tourists who had come for rafting and boatmen clashed. As a result, many people got injured. This video of the fight that took place on the banks of the Ganges has gone viral, Rishikesh UK
pic.twitter.com/jJNxXNMaxd— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) June 8, 2024
During a river rafting excursion, individuals can be seen in the video fighting one another and brandishing paddles as weapons.
The video has received over 2,00000 views and numerous insightful comments.
'Tourists should not be treated like this; then what do you want to say about your country?' replied an individual.
'I once went river rafting in Rishikesh with some friends. Our boatman had a great deal of respect for the river and was very polite and nice. Another user stated, "I don't know what happened here, but I think the tourists may have caused some trouble.'
'From what I've been told about this occurrence. Despite being instructed not to, the tourists were consuming wine on the riverbanks. They were beaten up after verbally abusing individuals when they were confronted, a third user said.
