Every day hundreds of people come to London to see Buckingham Palace. Tourists do not return without taking pictures from the premises of the palace. But a few days ago, the mishap of a young woman who tried to capture pictures in the same way is now getting attention through social media. This is a video of a palace guard being aggressive with a young woman while she was trying to take pictures with him.
The young woman approached the armed guard and posed for a photo with him. But in the meantime, he inadvertently touched his body which angered the guard. The guard raised his sword from his position and turned towards the woman and shouted loudly not to touch the king’s guard. The young woman is also seen retreating in fear at the unexpected reaction.
Not only the young woman who came to take the picture, but all those who were there were stunned at that moment. But the guard, on the other hand, without any change in his expression, raised his legs and continued to stand in the same position as before. After these scenes reached the social media, there was a lot of discussion. People have different opinions about whether the guard’s behavior was right or wrong.
Some observe that the watchman is not a tourist attraction. They point out that his job was not to allow visitors to take pictures and that the guard was only carrying out official duties with utmost responsibility. There are also opinions that this incident serves as a reminder that the guards have a great duty to protect the king and the palace and that others should understand its importance.
Meanwhile, the counter argument is that the guard should not have treated the young woman so harshly, who had done an innocent act, regardless of responsibility. Most people respond that the guard made a standard response. But at a time when the palace has a lot of technical systems in place to provide security, there are comments that the deployment of guards is to attract visitors.
English Summary: Moment soldier stationed outside Buckingham Palace screams at tourist