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Dustbin devotion: Viral video shows women worshipping a kangaroo-shaped trash can

A kangaroo-shaped dustbin installed inside a temple complex recently turned into a shrine after a group of women started worshipping the figurine, mistaking it for a deity

Updated on: Oct 30, 2017, 18:41:53 IST
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India is a country of multiple faiths and beliefs. Devotion, here, often drives people to worship animals, trees, rocks and several other inanimate objects.

The video  shows sari-clad women applying vermillion and sprinkling the dustbin with holy water. (Facebook/Screengrab)
The video shows sari-clad women applying vermillion and sprinkling the dustbin with holy water. (Facebook/Screengrab)

So it was no surprise that a kangaroo-shaped dustbin installed inside a temple complex recently turned into a shrine after a group of women started worshipping the figurine, mistaking it for a deity.

The video of the act, which has gone viral on social media, shows sari-clad women applying vermillion and sprinkling the dustbin with holy water.

The location of the video could not be ascertained but many users on Twitter say that the video was shot in Bihar, presumably during the Chhath Puja dedicated to the Sun god and his wife Usha.

Here’s how people reacted:

Watch the full video here

 
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Pratik Prasenjit is a content producer at Hindustan Times. He has previously worked with television media, digital marketing and news agencies. He looks after producing, publishing and marketing social media creative assets for @httweets.

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