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Gurdwara distributes lassi to devotees at langar with this unique device; watch viral video

The video went viral on Twitter garnering over 48k views and counting

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, October 8

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A video of volunteer distributing buttermilk (lassi) at a Gurdwara with a help of a creative device has gone viral. 

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The video was shared on the microblogging website under the username Amit Agarwal. 

It was originally sourced from another user Vikram Kalra. 

“A unique way of serving lassi/butter milk in a Langarkhanaof a Gurudwara. They have used the cycle handle and brakes to serve lassi,” was the text mentioned with the video.

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The clip shows devotees sitting together and eating food from the Gurdwara’s community kitchen, which is also known as ‘Langar’.

While the devotees eat, a young volunteer poured in buttermilk (lassi) into their empty katoris. 

The device was a steel drum attached to a cart with wheels. 

A tap was attached to the drum which was operated with the help of two-cycle brakes. 

He moved from one person to another, pouring buttermilk with minimal effort. He applied breaks if and when needed, and kept a distance from the devotees too. 

The video went viral on Twitter garnering over 48k views and counting.

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