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The original was posted on /r/india by /u/everyday_normal__guy on 2025-02-23 07:02:51+00:00.
What's going on with some tourists from Delhi when they visit Goa? I've been noticing a disturbing trend where a lot of them seem to act like they can get away with anything, as if there are no consequences for their behavior. It's as if they bring this mentality with them, thinking that "what happens in Goa stays in Goa" and they can behave without any regard for local culture, laws, or people.
Why do some North Indians have this sense of entitlement when they visit other places? This "Goa me sab kuch chalta hai" attitude isn't new but it's getting more concerning each day, especially from North Indians. A lot of this includes driving on wrong side, dangerously overtaking, impatiently honking, littering the place & disrespecting the locals. What can be done to change this sense of entitlement and act like decent, civilised people?
This isn't just about someone's mother, someone's wife, someone's sister and someone's daughter being killed, it's about a bigger issue that needs to be addressed and rectified. This guy was just 23 years old.