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Ujjain's Kinnar Aghori Arrested After VIDEO Showing Her Eating Flesh From Pyre Sparks Uproar

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Ujjain police have arrested kinnar Aghori Kali alias Nand Giri after a disturbing video showing her allegedly eating burnt flesh from a funeral pyre sparked uproar on Wednesday. The incident took place at Chakratirth cremation ground in Ujjain went viral on social media. उज्जैन के चक्रतीर्थ श्मशान घाट में जलती चिता से शव के टुकड़े निकालकर खाने का दावा करने वाला वीडियो…

Ujjain's Kinnar Aghori Arrested After VIDEO Showing Her Eating Flesh From Pyre Sparks Uproar

Ujjain police have arrested kinnar Aghori Kali, also known as Nand Giri, after a disturbing video surfaced showing her allegedly eating burnt flesh from a funeral pyre. The incident took place at Chakratirth cremation ground in Ujjain and quickly went viral on social media. The video, which emerged on Monday, purportedly depicts the woman performing what appears to be tantric rituals near burning funeral pyres.

Covered in ash and wearing black clothes, she is seen moving around the cremation ground, searching through the remains of a burning pyre using a sword. According to the video, she allegedly takes out burnt flesh and consumes it, claiming that it is human flesh. She is heard stating, "Dekho mai abhi insaan ko khayenge... Bohot tasty hai."

The woman also allegedly makes claims about killing other tantriks and warns people to stay away from her. She describes activities such as applying ash and playing with human skulls as part of her life, culminating in a chant of a mantra linked to the cremation ground. The video has left viewers shocked and frightened, leading to police action and the subsequent arrest of Kali alias Nand Giri.

Further investigation is being conducted to verify the claims made in the video and to establish the circumstances surrounding its recording.

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