What was supposed to be a fun journey back home after a trip to Thailand- turned into a nightmare for a Delhi influencer at the airport itself. Taking to social media, the influencer, Aahil Ibrani, shared a rather disgusting clip, which showed him panicking and being somewhat confused– as an immigration officer continued to ask inappropriate and personal questions from him. Allegedly, after landing back in India, Ibrani was standing in the immigration queue, which is when the officer began to harass him.

Allegedly, not only did the office ask Ibrani for his phone number and other personal questions, but he was also heard inviting Ibrani to his home in the video. Smiling politely, and in an attempt to not gain unwanted attention and trouble, the influencer answered the officer’s questions, and then rejected his offer. However, the rejection hardly sat well with the officer, as he then started forcing his ‘requests’ on the influencer.

Recalling the horrifying interaction, the influencer called it “harassment”. He also speculated that the reason the officer was so persistent was that he figured out that Ibrani was “gay”.

The incident soon went viral, pulling many reactions– where most sided with Ibrani, while some had otherwise to say.

Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

Check out the viral post:

The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘aahil_ibranii’. The post was shared yesterday and pulled over almost 2K views from people.

Internet’s reactions:

“This is how women feel all the time,” a user said. “This is actually harassment,” commented the next person. “This officer needs to be investigated. What he is doing is not correct, it’s downright harassment,” added another person.

“You should file a formal complaint against this officer. He’s sitting in a position of duty and he has no business talking to you like that,” commented the next person. “This is what freezing looks like, smiling through something uncomfortable because your brain and your mouth just stop cooperating,” added another.