u/opinionfaltuka

Well, I'm an 18F from Central India and I really wanted to take admission in AU.

Before finalising everything, I thought I'd visit Prayagraj once. Just roam around, see the city, visit the university, and then decide.

But from the journey itself, things started going wrong.

I was sleeping on the left lower berth when one of the coach attendants, whose berth was right above in front of mine, kept staring at me continuously. At first I ignored it. Then I looked straight at him hoping he'd realise he was making me uncomfortable. He didn't stop.

So I exchanged seats with my father.

Later, I shifted to another right lower berth where his view was blocked. But then another coach attendant started staring instead. I literally had to cover that side with a blanket. (I even have a photo.)

The next day in Prayagraj wasn't any different.

While going towards the university, two guys crossed us. One of them kept turning back and staring at me for almost 80–90 metres. Throughout the day, I noticed the same thing again and again—at traffic signals, while crossing roads, just walking around the city.

I had planned a two-day trip.

I left within a day.

I'm not saying everyone in Prayagraj is like this. But as a first-time visitor, this was my experience, and honestly, it became one of the biggest reasons why I decided not to take admission in AU despite getting BA LL.B. in the first round.

All what I want to say is Girls it is not at all safe there.