Rajan Zed urges India to honour Jacko posthumously
News
oi-Staff
By Super Admin
Washington
(ANI):
Leading
Hindus
are
urging
the
Indian
government
to
honour
Michael
Jackson
posthumously
by
issuing
a
postage
stamp.
Rajan
Zed,
the
President
of
the
Universal
Society
of
Hinduism,
said
the
King
of
Pop
was
treated
like
a
God
in
the
sub-continent,
reports
Contactmusic.
Zed
says,
"When
Michael
flew
to
India
in
1996
for
a
live
show,
he
was
welcomed
at
the
Mumbai
airport
by
an
aarti,
which
is
a
Hindu
ceremony
performed
in
adoration
of
a
deity
or
any
outstanding
personage
or
guest.
I
now
urge
the
government
of
India
to
honour
Michael
Jackson
posthumously
at
least
by
issuing
a
postage
stamp.
Michael"s
personal
life
might
had
been
controversial,
but
he
did
provide
joy
to
a
large
populace
of
the
world
through
his
music."
Jackson
died
at
the
age
of
50
after
suffering
an
apparent
cardiac
arrest.
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