The abbot of Sac Tu Khai Doan pagoda confirmed that monks go out to cause trouble, what is the reason?

Regarding the clip spread on social networks recording the scene of a monk at Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda driving around and fighting with passersby, the Abbot of the pagoda spoke up to confirm the incident. Currently, the clip is still a topic of discussion for many people.

According to a reporter from Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper, on the morning of October 1, when talking on the phone with Venerable Thich Chau Quang, Head of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Dak Lak province and Abbot of Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda (Buon City). Ma Thuot, Dak Lak province) about the scandals on social networks.

Before that, on the evening of September 30, social networks posted many clips recording the scene of Mr. T. wearing a monk's outfit, driving a motorbike zigzagging and speeding on the road, without a helmet. Mr. T. even stopped people's cars on the street and fought with traffic participants.

Venerable Thich Chau Quang explained that Mr. T. had a history of mental illness and had occasional bouts of mischief.

The Venerable added that recently, Mr. T. has been acting strangely, often screaming in the temple, then going out on the street to cause inappropriate behavior.

"In the near future, when Mr. T. finishes his treatment at the hospital, the temple will let Mr. T. go home," said Abbot of Sac Tu Pagoda Khai Doan, who will report information on the case to the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha.

Explaining that although the temple was tightly managed, when people came to chant sutras at night, Mr. T. went out to cause trouble. Venerable Thich Chau Quang hoped "everyone would understand". After the incident, last night (September 30), with the support of the police, the temple took Mr. T. to a mental hospital for treatment.

Also according to Venerable Thich Chau Quang, previously, after the car crash, the temple and the police also took Mr. T. for long-term treatment. Mr. T. had a seizure once a year, and last year he had to ask for help from the ward police to take him away.

According to research, Mr. T. has been practicing at Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda for over 10 years. Four years ago, this man drove a motorbike and used a stick to break the car windows of passersby in Buon Ma Thuot City. After that, Mr. T. was prosecuted by the police for the crime of intentionally damaging property.

Previously, in September 2019, before that, in September 2019, Mr. T. destroyed and damaged a car parked on the side of the road. Talking to the press at that time, a representative of Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda said that during his practice, Mr. T. went to study at a medical and pharmaceutical university in Ho Chi Minh City.

However, after studying for the third year, Mr. T. had unusual psychological symptoms so he had to drop out of school. After about 3 years, Mr. T. continued to apply to go back to school, but when it was time to go to practice, Mr. T. continued to have many unusual symptoms so he had to quit school again.

Around September 2019, Mr. T showed unusual psychological signs, often chattering, liking to listen to music and acting against people. Faced with monk T's unusual psychological symptoms, the temple took him to many places for examination. However, monk T. repeatedly refused to take the medicine. Recently, abnormal psychological manifestations have become increasingly worse.

Talking to the press, Mr. T. admitted that he was wrong and said that it was due to the awareness of traffic participants that made him angry. According to Mr. T., because he was upset that the car driver was honking, he got out of the car and asked this person to apologize. If he did not apologize, he would break the rearview mirror. However, this person sat still in the car, so he took the stick he was carrying and hit the rearview mirror.

After that, Mr. T. continued to ask the car driver to lower his window to apologize, otherwise he would break the window. But this person still did not lower the window, so Mr. T. smashed the car window. Next, Mr. T. asked to apologize again, but the driver still did not comply, so he hit him again. "I went to Thailand. Thai people don't honk, and our own people honk loudly" - Mr. T. said.

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