The Sati Ritual Unveiled: when women burnt alive | Real Truth behind Sati Pratha | Banned Funeral Custom in India | Widow Burning
In this video, we delve into the complex history of the Sati Pratha, a controversial ritual in India where widows were historically forced to self-immolate or were burned on their husband's funeral pyre. We explore the origins and practices of the Sati ritual, its cultural and religious implications, and the profound impact it had on Hindu society.

Join us as we discuss the pivotal role of Raja Ram Mohan Roy, a key figure in the movement to end the Sati system, and how his efforts led to the landmark Abolition of Sati Act of 1828 under British India. Discover the historical context and the eventual abolition of the Sati practice and understand its lasting legacy in modern India.

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