Elon Musk, the owner of companies like automobile company Tesla and microblogging site Twitter and the second richest person in the world, is once again in the news. This time they are being discussed more in India. Not only discussion but Elon Musk is being worshipped. People are performing aarti of Elon Musk's picture with incense sticks, incense sticks. All this is happening in Bengaluru, which is called the Tech City of India. Now you must be wondering why all of a sudden people have started worshiping Elon Musk?
First, know who is doing this worship.
The worship of Elon Musk has been organized by the Save Indian Family Federation (SIFF). This special 'puja' was organized for the Tesla CEO at Freedom Park in Bengaluru.
Why are people worshiping Elon Musk?
Save Indian Family Federation (SIFF) is an NGO fighting for the rights of men. Regarding the worship of Elon Musk, this organization says that male activists of SIFF were often banned from Twitter by former administrative officials of the company. Whoever raised a voice for the rights of men, their accounts were first banned by Twitter. Elon Musk kicked those people out after buying Twitter and now we all have our right to free speech back. That's why Elon Musk is being worshipped.
video went viral
The video worshiping Elon Musk is becoming increasingly viral. In this, activists can be seen with banners that read that men's lives matter and men have the right to a peaceful existence. The worshipers lit incense sticks in front of Elon Musk's photo and chanted Elon Muskaya Namah, Elon Musk ki Jai... Learn something from Elon Musk, Adani, and Ambani. Sharing the video, a Twitter user Sriman Narsingh wrote, 'SIFF members worshiping Guru @elonmusk in Bangalore for buying Twitter and allowing men to express their views against their harassment.'
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