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In a shocking incident from Pune, India, a woman has filed a complaint against her own husband and in-laws for allegedly subjecting her to horrific menstrual rituals. According to the woman's complaint, her husband and in-laws not only harassed her during her periods but also collected her menstrual blood for Aghori rituals before selling it off. Aghori is a Hindu sect known for its extreme beliefs and practices. They are known for their ascetic lifestyle, which involves living in cremation grounds, wearing ashes of the dead, and engaging in unconventional rituals, including cannibalism. To make matters worse, the woman was reportedly tied up and starved during her menstrual cycle, leading to outrage among activists and netizens alike. The husband and in-laws have been arrested for violating Indian laws that prohibit inhuman activities and black magic. Sadly, this is not an isolated incident in India, where many people still believe in superstitious practices and rituals that often victimize women.
Source:
Indian Woman's Menstrual Blood Sold for Witchcraft
Location: India
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