‘3 Naked Guys In A Car Chased Our Auto In Daylight’: Delhi Woman Shares Scary Experience In Noida | Watch

A woman from New Delhi has shared a disturbing experience that she says took place while travelling through Noida with two other women in an auto-rickshaw during office hours.

Her emotional account, posted on social media, has now gone viral and triggered widespread discussion about women's safety in the NCR region.

The woman, identified as Instagram user Deepika, claimed that a car carrying three men allegedly followed their auto through several roads in Noida, leaving the women frightened and traumatised.

Woman Describes 'Terrifying' Incident In Viral Video

In the now widely shared video, Deepika emotionally described the incident and asked viewers to imagine how frightening the situation felt.

According to her, the incident happened last Friday after the women had left their office.
She said they were travelling through different parts of Noida, including busy roads as well as quieter stretches, when they noticed a suspicious car repeatedly coming close to their auto.

Deepika claimed the car had three men inside, and two of them were allegedly naked.

Women Allegedly Saw Naked Man Inside Car

Recalling the moment they realised something was wrong, Deepika said the women looked toward the vehicle after getting startled by its repeated movements near their auto.

She alleged that one of the men inside the car was completely naked and lying on the front passenger seat with his legs placed on the dashboard.

According to her, the men were smiling and behaving in a way that made the women feel deeply uncomfortable and unsafe.

She also claimed another man was sitting in the back seat, although they could not clearly see him.

Auto Was Allegedly Followed Through Noida Roads

Deepika further alleged that the car continued following their auto and repeatedly attempted to overtake it. At one point, she claimed the vehicle moved ahead and suddenly stopped in front of the auto, making the women panic.

The women then reportedly shouted at the auto driver to keep driving because they feared the situation could become more dangerous.

She described how all three women froze in fear and focused only on getting away safely.

'We Froze In Fear,' Woman Says

After the video went viral, some social media users questioned why the women did not immediately note the vehicle number or contact the police during the incident.
Responding to those comments, Deepika explained that fear had completely taken over at the time.

She said the women were unable to think clearly because they were terrified and shocked by what was happening around them.

In the caption of her video, she added that the experience had made them much more cautious while travelling.

She also advised women to avoid isolated roads and poorly populated stretches, especially near drains or heavily green areas while travelling alone in Noida.

Social Media Users Demand Action

The viral video has sparked strong reactions online, with many users urging the woman to formally file a complaint with the police.

Several people said such incidents should be reported immediately so authorities can identify those responsible and prevent similar cases from happening again.
Many users also shared their own concerns regarding women's safety while travelling in parts of the NCR region.

Some commenters claimed they too had faced uncomfortable or unsafe situations while commuting in autos or cabs, even during daytime hours.

Growing Concerns Over Women's Safety

The incident has once again brought attention to concerns around women's safety in urban areas, particularly during daily travel.

Experts and activists often stress the importance of faster emergency response systems, stronger police patrolling and safer public transport infrastructure.

Many social media users said the viral account highlights the need for women to remain alert while travelling and for authorities to improve safety measures in rapidly growing urban regions like Noida.

As the video continues circulating online, people are now waiting to see whether any formal complaint or police action follows the woman's allegations.