Mumbai: Women’s executives with technology companies are sexually harassed online when he hunted the accommodation of rent.
Prostitutes, whose profiles say he is a stockbroker and has learned with the Premier Management Institute, contacted him on Facebook with the pretext of renting his flat and began to demand sexual blessings, threatening him if he was not obedient.
The woman will approach the cyber police to file a complaint.
“All episodes have made me very disturbed,” said the woman to Ti, adding he hoped the man would be taken soon to order.
The woman works in a suburban company and intends to continue work directly from next month.
“I’m looking for accommodation in the Malad-Goregaon belt.
I don’t have a Facebook account until now and decide to make it to find a flat,” he said.
Some people respond to the question.
On Sunday night, he received a message from one Akshay Singh.
Singh asked if he needed the whole flat or wanted to share it with roommates.
He then asked for details of his work and finally his telephone number.
“We barely exchanged messages for 10 minutes when the conversation suddenly changed,” he said.
Singh said he did not need to pay rent and he would be willing to pay for his expenses too.
He began to demand sexual assistance and added that if he blocked him, he would make a fake profile with his telephone number and post that he was “calling girl”.
The woman stopped responding but Singh continued to disturb him with a message.
He finally blocked his profile and tweeted to Mumbai police with screens’ catches from the conversation.
Sex pest starts stalking techie looking for flats
