Video Shows Rafting Guides And Tourists Battling Each Other With Paddles In Rishikesh
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In the footage, people are seen attacking each other and using paddles as weapons during a river rafting outing.
June in India marks a bustling tourist season. With colleges, educational institutions, and judicial offices closed, many flock to popular destinations across the country. Rishikesh, in particular, attracts visitors seeking a spiritual experience. Here, tourists can explore temples, participate in the captivating Ganga aarti ceremony, or embark on thrilling adventures like white-water rafting. Kalesh b/w Tourists who had come for rafting and boatmen clashed. As a result, many people got injured. This video of the fight that took place on the banks of the Ganges has gone viral, Rishikesh UKpic.twitter.com/jJNxXNMaxd
However, a recent viral video depicting a clash between tourists and rafting guides in Rishikesh has cast a shadow over the reputation of this popular tourist destination.
The video was shared with a caption that read, "Tourists who had come for rafting and boatmen clashed. As a result, many people were injured. This video of the fight that took place on the banks of the Ganges has gone viral in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand."
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