Parents Hire Detective To Spy On DU Student, Find Her Near Brothel: ‘So Aniruddhacharya Was Right'
The detectives eventually found out that the girl had chosen this idea to get money for shopping and other excursions.
A video detailing a Delhi couple's attempt to spy on their daughter has sparked debate online. The clip featured Tanya Puri, a private detective, talking about how the couple suspected their daughter of having a secret boyfriend so they hired a private investigator to trail her.
The video has led to a lot of discussion, especially as one person mentioned Swami Aniruddhacharya's recent statements about women over 25 years having loose morals. The spiritual speaker had also claimed that girls should be married around the age of 14 so that they can adjust better with their in-laws.
What Happened In The Clip
In a podcast interview, Puri talked about the parents who had hired her company to spy on their daughter, who was a student at Delhi University. She mentioned that they had trailed the girl for a few days and found nothing out of the ordinary. One day, they saw the girl going to GTB Nagar. She reached an area where there were brothels and prostitutes. The detectives eventually realised that the girl had chosen this path to get some extra money to shop for high-end clothes and go out with her friends.
Many slammed the parents for hiring a detective. 'Parents could afford spy but they dint have money to provide for their daughter? Waooooo," a comment read.
Some others were curious about the financial situation of the family. 'Sounds fishy…. Family is so Orthodox to not allow having a boyfriend and give enough expenses to go shopping and live lavishly but can afford a private investigator to snoop on their daughter. Wow," an account remarked.
'Isn't this invasion of privacy….. Following someone without their permission," another claimed.
One person said that parents should talk frankly with their children instead of hiring detectives to spy on them.
What Aniruddhacharya Later Claimed About His Statement
The spiritual speaker had later claimed that his words had been taken out of context to create a misleading narrative. In an apology video on Instagram, suggested that AI could have been used to modify the video.
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