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The Buddhist Association of Thailand and Members of the Public Submitted a Letter to the Deputy Governor of Nakhon Ratchasima, Urging Those Dressed as Monks and Dancing on Stage to Apologize to Society and Not Remain Silent.
The Provincial Buddhist Office and civil society groups submitted a letter to the Deputy Governor of Nakhon Ratchasima, urging those dressed as monks to apologize to society and not remain silent. This follows a 58-second video clip that went viral online and sparked widespread criticism. The video shows two men dressed as monks, holding alms bowls, along with a temple boy, standing in front of a stage at a pomelo festival in Suang Neun District…
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The Provincial Buddhist Office and civil society groups submitted a letter to the Deputy Governor of Nakhon Ratchasima, urging those dressed as monks to apologize to society and not remain silent. This follows a 58-second video clip that went viral online and sparked widespread criticism. The video shows two men dressed as monks, holding alms bowls, along with a temple boy, standing in front of a stage at a pomelo festival in Suang Neun District…