Madhya Pradesh villagers host funerary feast for langur, over 1,500 people take part
The Hindu
The residents of Dalupura village in Madhya Pradesh’s Rajgarh district hosted a mass feast for some 1,500 people as part of funerary rituals of a langur that died of the cold on December 29.They had a
The residents of Dalupura village in Madhya Pradesh’s Rajgarh district hosted a mass feast for some 1,500 people as part of funerary rituals of a langur that died of the cold on December 29.
They had also taken part in the funeral procession of the simian before cremating it in the traditional way amid the chanting of hymns on December 30.
A video of the ‘mrityu bhoj’ surfaced on social media on Monday.

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