Faith-driven moments often provoke strong reactions in India. Reports of idols seeming to “drink” milk and animals appearing at temples and shrines under unusual circumstances capture attention. These visuals spread quickly, attracting crowds and sparking debates that blend belief, curiosity, and concern. A recent video from Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, exemplifies this phenomenon. The clip shows a dog circling a Hanuman idol for nearly 36 hours, pausing briefly for rest, while crowds gathered to witness what was called a “chamatkar.”
Stray dogs circles hanuman idol at Uttar Pradesh Temple, Seem as Chamatkar
The original caption said, “In Bijnor’s Nagina, a dog has been circling a Hanuman idol for the past 36 hours. A large crowd of devotees has gathered to witness this ‘miraculous’ sight.” The clip and images of devotees around the dog soon went viral, generating numerous views and shares across various platforms.
Here Is How The Viewers Reacted Online
As the video gained popularity, reactions were divided. Some users focused on religious interpretations, while many expressed concern. One comment noted, “CVD infection haiise,” and another remarked, “The dog has rabies.” Others dismissed the scene, stating, “People have nothing better to do; they can gather a crowd anywhere.”
Voices of concern were also prominent in the comments. “The poor dog is sick with some neurological disease. He needs medical attention,” one user mentioned, tagging animal welfare groups.
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