The Indian woman living in Texas recently shared a video showing firefighters who arrived in her residence after her family had done Havan during a household ceremony.
The video published on Instagram shows a fire truck parked in front of the family garage, where Havan took place, because several firefighters watched the ritual.
“Cultural misunderstanding”
A woman named Samta Hadimba described the video as “cultural misunderstanding 101: Hindu puja is not a fire -emergency situation. When you have a hindu home hinduction and firefighters get up.”
The original shots show that the family performs a ritual when the Bedford fire brigade arrives to explore the smoke garage. Officials were seen to talk to family members. However, no official information was provided as to whether any measures were taken or whether the family had violated local fire safety regulations.
Netizens respond to video
Video, shared by the user on coils, quickly gained traction. Mixed reactions appeared to the situation, because many users said the family for doing Púdha at home, while some also prevented the family’s right to practice their religious customs.
One user said, “If you love your culture so much, why leave India?”
Another user has given a similar point by indicating the damage to the fire in the houses of some countries by saying: “Unnecessary problems. Knowing that the structure is wooden”
The third person also said, “It is not a cultural misunderstanding, it is nothing but forcing our culture to others and causing unnecessary attention to the locals.”
Some people also defended the family. In one such case, the user said: “All those who abuse the family. You have to learn the basics. These people have not hurt or hurt anything to harm people or property. They had a simple pooja.
The Hindi group from Canada called for sensitivity training for local police and emergency services. “The community has to start working with the local police. Book the training of police services in your city,” they wrote.
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