Dunk girls fighting horrendously near the Sahara Mall in Gurgaon, once again compels parents and society to think on how the today’s youths are misusing both money and time. Such fights raise many questions on parenting and adoption of Western culture.
The incident happened on late Wednesday night at MG road, cyber city of Gurgaon, where few girls under the influence of alcohol, indulge into catfight just outside the Sahara Mall.
According to sources the girls, who were reportedly in an inebriated condition, were leaving from a pub in Sahara Mall at 1 am, started fighting, after entering into an argument.
“Without thinking where they are, they started fighting, at first they were abusing each other, after some time they started hitting each other. One of the girls grabbed another’s hair and started tearing at her clothes,” said a Sahara Mall security guard.
People tried to intervene here also but the girls, who were under the influence of alcohol, continued fighting.
However, the security guard and police could not do much as the fight was between girls and there was no female cop present at the spot.
The incident happened just days after the city got its first women’s police station. Though over 80 cops are deployed at night on MG Road, such incidents are continuing in Gurgaon.
The incident happened on late Wednesday night at MG road, cyber city of Gurgaon, where few girls under the influence of alcohol, indulge into catfight just outside the Sahara Mall.
According to sources the girls, who were reportedly in an inebriated condition, were leaving from a pub in Sahara Mall at 1 am, started fighting, after entering into an argument.
“Without thinking where they are, they started fighting, at first they were abusing each other, after some time they started hitting each other. One of the girls grabbed another’s hair and started tearing at her clothes,” said a Sahara Mall security guard.
People tried to intervene here also but the girls, who were under the influence of alcohol, continued fighting.
However, the security guard and police could not do much as the fight was between girls and there was no female cop present at the spot.
The incident happened just days after the city got its first women’s police station. Though over 80 cops are deployed at night on MG Road, such incidents are continuing in Gurgaon.
