Hindus demands Brazilian brand to remove Lord Ganesh from shorts

An Indian religious chief has requested a Brazilian trend garments model to take away the picture of Hindu deity Lord Ganesh from considered one of its strains of shorts for women and men. Hindu cleric Rajan Zed demanded that garments maker Jon Cotre supply an apology for “deeply trivializing” probably the most revered gods of Hinduism, the world’s third-largest faith with about 1.2 billion followers. “Lord Ganesh was meant to be worshipped in temples or house shrines and to not adorn one’s thighs, hips, groin, buttocks, genitals, and pelvis,” Zed, which relies on the U.S. state of Nevada, stated in an announcement.