Viral Video Shows Man Eating Chicken At ISKCON Restaurant In London, Triggers Backlash | World News

New Delhi: A video showing a video eating fried chicken in a Iskcon Govinda restaurant in London, which is definitely a vegetarian organization, became viral on social media, led to widespread anger and debate.

In the video, the man of Africa-British origin enters the Facilities of Vegetarian Restaurant Govinda, which is operated by the International Krishna Consciousness Association (ISKCON). He approaches the staff and asks if they serve meat.

“Hello, is this a vegan restaurant?” asks. One staff answers “yes .. Then he asks again, “So, there’s no meat – isn’t there anything here?” “No meat. No onions. No garlic.”

Although it is open response, the man continues to remove a KFC chicken bucket and starts to eat the chicken inside the restaurant. It also creates discomfort between bosses by offering staff and other customers.

A customer confronts him, “You forgive, what you do is to violate the rules of this place and this is not fair.” However, the man continues his destructive actions until the security personnel are called and is finally removed from the restaurant.

Watch the viral video here:

A man enters a Iskcon temple restaurant, mocking his beliefs by asking if the earth is vegetarian, and then he eats KFC chicken for content. This is a calculated act of disrespect.#Respectfaith #SCARCON #viralvideo #FaithnotClout #religion pic.twitter.com/fnfxbzfsmv
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The law triggered sharp criticisms online by questioning whether insulting or causing discussions was a deliberate initiative. A few users speculated about the intentions of the man and claimed that the action may have been racial or religiously motivated. Images continue to circulate on social media platforms.

Netizens reaction:

“I hope local authorities have been informed. Regardless of whether they have led to arrest, this law reflects hatred against the Hindus. Probably assumed that there would be no reaction, so it dare to do it.”

Another person said to a restaurant, especially with meat, especially meat, not only disrespect, not only disrespectful, but not a direct insult to the values represented by the organization. He said.

“Intentionally violating the cultural and religious norms of a community like this is a deep disrespect.