Social Media video shows a burqa-clad woman consuming raw meat; netizens claim cow leg; sparks debate

On Monday, June 1, a video posted by Kreately Media and ISKCON spokesperson Radharamn Das unmasking the Islamic culture sparked outrage on social media. The 16-second video from November 24, 2025, shows a burqa-clad woman consuming raw meat while others from her community fondly watch her and cheer her.

 

As per the videos, the scene is at what looks like a traditional butcher stall in South Asia, possibly Bangladesh or Pakistan. Indian viewers, including ISKCON spokesperson Radharamn Das, called it demonic and tied it to religious identities, though the bone likely comes from a goat or sheep, a common snack in the region.

 

 

 

"Even devils will get an inferiority complex after watching them," said Kreately Media, posting the video. Meanwhile, Das commented, saying, "They are pure Evil.... save the world."'

 

 

One of the users, assuming the woman was having a cow leg, stated that the act was deliberately executed and shot to allegedly tease and enrage the Hindu community. "Of course, only monsters can do that," the other user said. "They are the representatives of demons in Kaliyuga," another one added.

 

 

 

 

Further, some of the comments also called for the eradication of such people. "Yes, you're right. She looks like the devil's mother. You can imagine that if the mother is like this, her children will be devils too. In simple words, such people should be eradicated from society as soon as possible," one of the comments read. "If anyone can spot me one difference between her and a vulture, I'll delete my account," another comment read.