Video: Woman With India Flag Painted On Face Turned Away From Golden Temple
NDTV
The clip ends with the guard trying to snatch the woman's phone when she tells him was saying bizarre things.
A woman has alleged that she was turned away from the Golden Temple in Punjab's Amritsar because of a face-painting of an Indian flag. A video clip of the incident, which NDTV can't independently verify, has gone viral on social media. 1) A girl was stopped from entering Golden Temple because she had an Indian flag painted on her face.The man who denied her entry into Golden Temple said, this is Punjab not India. pic.twitter.com/IfUi74poIk
A guard at the holy Sikh shrine can be seen saying "It's Punjab" when confronted by another man accompanying the woman who asks "Is this not India?". The clip, shot by the woman on a phone, shows them repeatedly asking the guard if it was not India and the guard aggressively nodding in disagreement. The clip ends with the guard trying to snatch the woman's phone when she tells him was saying bizarre things. The woman is visible just for a fleeting second at the start of the clip, but can be heard.
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