Indian man refrains from bathing or getting married for 32 years and the reason is shocking

A video clip of an Indian man named "Choto Baba" has been circulating in the past few hours, in which he claims that he has not taken a shower for 32 years and refuses to get married at all. During an interview, he confirmed that he stopped touching water and bathing since he was in his twenties, specifically when he reached the age of 25, explaining that there was a reason, a goal, and a message behind that.

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Strange reason why he can't shower and get married The Indian man revealed that the reason he stopped taking a shower was to try to send a message to the whole world that spiritual purity and internal cleanliness are more important than external cleanliness achieved through water. He confirmed that he had completely refused marriage and preferred a single life, although he had received marriage proposals from many women from time to time. However, he insisted on remaining single in order to focus on worship only and prevent himself from desires that might distract him from spiritual focus.

The Indian man who does not bathe is 110 cm tall and 57 years old. Tourists from inside and outside India flock to him, and he has become one of its landmarks, as visitors come to see him.

Chotu Baba is a tourist attraction in India. Not only do tourists flock to see this man, but Chotu Baba has become a centre of attraction at the Maha Kumbh Mela festival, in India. Chhotu Baba, whose real name is Gangapuri Maharaj, has become a fixture of Maha festival pilgrims, both because of his short height of three feet (he suffers from dwarfism) and because of his views on bathing and marriage.

Gangapuri Maharaj's Statements "I don't take a bath because I have a wish that has not been fulfilled in the last 32 years, which is to take a bath in the waters of the Ganges," Gangapuri Maharaj told an Indian news agency. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in a few minutes via the Special app.

Huge gathering at Maha Festival on this date The Maha Kumbh festival will be held from January 13 to February 26, and a large number of tourists are expected to flock to the Prayagraj area where the festival is held. The district administration confirmed that it has taken the necessary measures to ensure the safety of visitors, prevent accidents, and avoid fires due to fireworks. The Kumbh Mela festival is held every 12 years, and similar festivals are held every three years in other Indian cities. Many Indians believe that the Ganges River purifies people, and the river attracts millions of visitors, especially during the Kumbh Mela, or pitcher festival, season.