CNN reporter blasted for eating a human brain on live TV
A CNN reporter has been called out for reportedly eating cooked human brain with cannibals in India. The US religious scholar Reza Aslan who is the host of Believer, a six-part CNN series on spirituality, recently met with the Aghori (cannibals) group, a nomadic Hindu sect in India.
The leader of the group who are devotees of the Hindu god Shiva which rejects the Hindu caste system, which deems certain groups of people untouchable as they believe nothing can taint the human body, gave Reza alcohol served in a human skull, after ashes of a cremated body was smeared on his face after his bath in the sacred Ganges river.
Washington Post reports that he was served a piece of burned human brain, which
he ate. However, this has ignited the anger of Hindu faithfuls who allege that what Reza did on live TV portrays their religion in the negative light.
Also Indian-Americans have also slammed CNN for the series which brings the beliefs of a tiny cult, whose beliefs and practices are rejected by orthodox Hindus to limelight.
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Indian-Americans have criticized CNN for highlights the beliefs of a tiny cult - which has less than 100 members - which has little to do with mainstream Hinduism.
The Aghori are devotees of the Hindu god Shiva and believe nothing can taint the human body. But their beliefs and practices are rejected by orthodox Hindus.
The leader of the group who are devotees of the Hindu god Shiva which rejects the Hindu caste system, which deems certain groups of people untouchable as they believe nothing can taint the human body, gave Reza alcohol served in a human skull, after ashes of a cremated body was smeared on his face after his bath in the sacred Ganges river.
Washington Post reports that he was served a piece of burned human brain, which
he ate. However, this has ignited the anger of Hindu faithfuls who allege that what Reza did on live TV portrays their religion in the negative light.
Also Indian-Americans have also slammed CNN for the series which brings the beliefs of a tiny cult, whose beliefs and practices are rejected by orthodox Hindus to limelight.
More pictures after the cut;
Indian-Americans have criticized CNN for highlights the beliefs of a tiny cult - which has less than 100 members - which has little to do with mainstream Hinduism.
The Aghori are devotees of the Hindu god Shiva and believe nothing can taint the human body. But their beliefs and practices are rejected by orthodox Hindus.
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