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Indian Journalist Trashes Hindu Scripture and Sparks Outrage 😲
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17:15Now PlayingDelhi-based journalist Sushmita Sinha’s video criticising Hindu festival Teej created controversy on social media recently, with many calling for her arrest. Sinha is seen holding a Hindu scripture, Hartalika Teej Katha, and asking viewers if she should use the book as toilet paper or tissue paper as it “is of no use” to her. “I have paid Rs 15 for this useless book, now it’s of no use to me. Now I am wondering if I should use this book as tissue paper or toilet paper. What do you think?” Sinha said in the video. The book has Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati on its cover. Sinha claimed she is now receiving death and rape threats. A hashtag demanding her arrest has been trending on Twitter recently.
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SourceIndian journalist trashes Hindu scripture and sparks outrage
Location: India
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