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UK's home-sick Hindus see Ganga in `polluted' river

 

Bradford, August 27: The river Aire, a polluted waterway that

sluices through Bradford in northern England, seems an unlikely spot

in the Hindu cycle of reincarnation.

 

But the 6,000-strong local Hindu population is seeking permission

from Bradford city council to turn the river into a ``symbolic''

Ganga. It is believed to be the first time Indians living overseas

have tried to create a Ganga substitute.

 

The site proposed by the council is a wasteland beneath Apperley

Bridge on the city's outskirts. ``I want my ashes scattered here,''

Chairman of the World Council of Hindus in Yorkshire, Morani Gupta

said.

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