Why did one Indian raise his right hand in 1973 and never lower it? Detailed answer

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Why did one Hindu raise his right hand in 1973 and never lower it?

Hindus often deliberately renounce the blessings of life in the name of their religion and want to prove their faith by unusual methods. Mahant Amar Bharti Ji lives in New Delhi, who raised his right hand in 1973 and has not lowered it since then. According to him, at first the pain was terrible, but over time it subsided, and the hand atrophied. This old man has many followers who deify him, and some of them also raised their hands and live like this for years.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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