India, June 5 -- BTS member Jung Kook has highlighted the dark side of celebrity life as he spoke about the issue of 'sasaeng' aka stalker-fan culture. This comes after the singer's recent heartfelt gesture to fans, offering to pose with whoever spotted him during a run near the Han River on June 1. Photos and videos surfaced online showing the K-pop icon greeting ARMY and even helping them find the best lighting and angles for pictures. However, soon enough, obsessive sasaeng fans began gathering near his home. Jung Kook responded swiftly and without ambiguity, sharing a video with a stern caption: "I didn't mean for you to wait around near my home. I'm seriously gonna expose this." The video showed him throwing rapid punches toward the camera, interpreted as a humorous yet unmistakably frustrated expression of his feelings about the situation. Several fans called out the actions of stalker fans, arguing that such behaviour harms both the artiste and the wider fandom. It also risks closing the door on the kind of unscripted, warm interactions that made this moment special in the first place. htc...