January 24, 2019
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9:00Now PlayingAn age-old Hindu tradition in Karnataka decorate cows with garlands and bells and then make them walk over fire. They believe that this will ensure good fortune and protect them from harm. No news from the Gau Rakshaks, a Hindu nationalist and right-wing federation of cattle protection movements in India.
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Source: Cows made to walk through fire in Karnataka. Where are the gau rakshaks?
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