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Bizarre and gruesome festival held in south India featuring flesh piercing and walking on hot coals
Thousands of Hindu devotees subjected themselves to painful and sometimes gruesome rituals for a major south Indian festival.
Attendees in Chennai, Karnataka, practised various gruesome forms of flagellations, such as piercing themselves with hooks, skewers and small lances in honour of the Thaipusam festival on February 8.
Other forms of devotion included marching on hot coals, or some wearing ornate structures called kavadis that pierced their tongues, cheeks and backs.
These rituals are believed to cleanse people of their sins, and devout believers observe abstinence and fasting during the period of the festival.
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