Channel 9 reporter Shuba Krishnan has been harassed by anti-vaccination activists in Melbourne

Shocking footage has captured the moment a Channel Nine reporter was harassed by two anti-vaccination activists who forced her to jump into her car and flee.

The reporter Shuba Krishnan reported on Saturday about a protest in front of the parliament building in Melbourne.

The cameraman had set up his gear when two men walked over, paused their shot and filmed the despicable altercation.

The reporter Shuba Krishnan reported on Saturday about a protest in front of the parliament building in Melbourne

His friend hovers close behind Krishnan before the reporter calmly asks him to stand in front of them

“What is this story about, pedophiles or Daniel Andrews selling the Australian government?” said a man off camera.

His friend hovers close behind Krishnan before the reporter calmly asks him to stand in front of them.

He then steps in front of the camera and asks, “How’s that?”

The cameraman begins to pack up his gear and smiles politely as the harassment continues.

‘Where are we going? Come on, you can tell your story here,” said the man behind the camera.

His friend accuses the news team of spreading lies about the vaccine.

The pair follow the cameraman and Krishnan as they walk away.

“Tell the truth,” said the man behind the camera. ‘Come on, tell the Australians the truth’.

‘How far are you going to go because you won’t get your interview here without us here?’

“Tell the truth,” said the man behind the camera. “Come on, tell the Australians the truth”

The man then calls Krishnan “love” before asking her her name.

“You want to tell fucking stories for the Australian people, why don’t you stop telling lies to the Australian people on Channel Nine,” the man said.

“Who pays your wages, is it Pfizer or is it the Daniel Andrews sellout?”

Krishnan and the cameraman go to their car and start loading their gear into the trunk while being chased by the men.

“You lied to people and you forced people to get the kill shot you work for,” said the man behind the camera.

Krishnan and the cameraman then get into their car before the men start banging on the window and asking for her phone number.

Daily Mail Australia contacted Channel Nine for comment.