In a troubling incident on Sunday morning, two women in their 20s were allegedly assaulted and molested by a group of men in Nehru Place, southeast Delhi. The women, who had just left a five-star hotel where one worked as an event manager, stopped for tea when they were approached by the men. The victims reported that the men made suggestive remarks, slapped them, and tore their clothes while others watched. Despite the presence of bystanders, they felt helpless as the attackers were intoxicated and outnumbered them. After the assault, the women sought help from the police but faced initial resistance in filing a formal complaint. Eventually, with the assistance of a social activist, they were able to lodge an FIR. Four suspects have been detained, identified as Md Fahad (28), Md Savej (45), Md Arif (33), and Md Faheem (21). The police have stated that they are investigating the incident and reviewing CCTV footage, while the victims received medical attention at AIIMS Hospital. This incident has sparked outrage and raised questions about women's safety in public spaces and the responsiveness of law enforcement.