Angry Mobs Lock Up Indian Bankers As Cash Chaos Soars: "We Are Fearing The Worst"

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-30/ ^ | 01 December 2016 | Tyler Durden

[Lorianne]

India's demonetization campaign is not going as expected.

Overnight, banks played down expectations of a dramatic improvement in currency availability, raising the prospect of queues lengthening as salaries get paid and people look to withdraw money from their accounts the Economic Times reported.

While much of India has become habituated to the sight of people lining up at banks and cash dispensers since the November 8 demonetisation announcement, bank officials said the message from the Reserve Bank of India is that supplies may not get any easier in the near future and that they should push digital transactions. “We had sought a hearing with RBI as we were not allocated enough cash, but we were told that rationing of cash may continue for some time,” said a banker who was present at one of several meetings with central bank officials.

[Jack Black]

But the tribe does exist (unlike Jim Jones and David Koresh whose personality driven cults did not survive their founder's deaths). I would say that comparing them to Christian Scientists would be more accurate. A small offshoot sect with unusual beliefs that has none the less found a niche in the larger world and continued for a long time.

According to the article the Aghori trace their lineage back to the 17th Century, so I think it's fair to say they are part of the Hindu tradition by now.

Here's a Daily Mail article on them: The cannibal monks of Varanasi: Indian tribe feasts on human flesh, drink from skulls and live among the dead"

[Jack Black]

Here is an 8 minute documentary on the Hindu cannibal cult. Their fondness for eating human flesh is discussed at length.

[Jack Black]

Here is an 8 minute documentary on the Hindu cannibal cult. Their fondness for eating human flesh is discussed at length.