BB18's Edin Rose HARASSED by a man outside Delhi temple, photographer slaps him, man says, 'Maine galti..'

Reality TV star Edin Rose, known for her stint on Bigg Boss 18, recently opened up about a harrowing incident she faced while in Delhi. The actress, who was waiting near a temple early Tuesday morning, became the target of harassment despite being in a public, seemingly safe location.

The incident occurred around 7 AM, while Edin was waiting for her photographer to arrive, he was only running about ten minutes late. Hoping to stay safe, she chose to wait in front of a temple, dressed in a modest ethnic outfit. However, her sense of security was short-lived.

In a video shared to her Instagram on October 14, Edin can be seen confronting the man who allegedly harassed her. In the clip, she describes the disturbing behavior she encountered. “This is the biggest problem with Delhi. I was fully covered and standing in front of a temple. This person,” she says while turning her camera to face the man, “bumped into me three times and touched me, all while singing some love song.”

Despite being dressed conservatively, Edin revealed the man approached her multiple times, bumping into her, and even went as far as touching her inappropriately. His actions didn’t stop there—he reportedly serenaded her with romantic songs as she stood there helplessly, drawing attention from bystanders.

This is the biggest problem with Delhi. I was fully covered and standing in front of a temple. This person. bumped into me three times and touched me, all while singing some love song.

- Edin Rose

“There were a few fans around who were taking selfies; they recorded the ordeal and watched it in 4K,” she added. “Do you know how badly I want to punch his face? But I’m just going to remain respectful.”

Seeking help, Edin approached a man from the temple, informing him of the situation. Speaking with him, she asked in frustration, “Kya maine kuch galat kapde pehne the? Poore kapde hain na? Kyun unhone mere saath badtameezi ki?”

Shortly after, her photographer arrived at the scene and confronted the accused. The confrontation turned physical, with the photographer slapping the man multiple times. In the video, the accused can be heard admitting, “Maaro, galti ki hai maine.”

Calling out the man’s behavior, Edin concluded with a strong message: “This is extremely distasteful.”

Her post has since gone viral, reigniting conversations around women's safety in public spaces—especially in a city like Delhi, which has long struggled with issues related to harassment and street safety.