To protect female tourists, beaches in Goa have banned Indian men in order to safeguard tourists wearing bikinis and swimwear from unwanted attention and lusty gazes.>One such example is Anjuna beach in Goa>Indians also banned from using eateries in the area>due to their predatory nature Indian men have been staring at women sunbathing or walking along the beach>being a nuisance>following female tourists>Indian men spying and taking pictures of unsuspecting female tourists>Many tourists have now spotted this behaviour and reported to authorities>Indian tourists themselves have been prohibited from staying in some hotels which are now 'foreigner only'.>In 2018, A British woman was raped while walking to her hotel in the western state of Goa>In 2016 an American woman was drugged and raped by a group of men in her five-star hotel room in New Delhi. >In 2013, six men were sentenced to life in prison for the gang rape of a Swiss tourist.Unfortunately the indian rape epidemic is so high that the rape law was amended in 2013 to broaden the definition of the crime and set strict punishments not only for rape but also for sexual assault, voyeurism, harrasment and stalking which are rampant among Indian men.This has been the case for many years now. In any other country this could be deemed as discrimination but there is always an exception to a rule and in this case the exception is indian men - banned in their own country.https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/social-relevance/places-in-india-where-indians-are-not-allowed-542994.html
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