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Murgha (also sometimes spelled murga) is a form of punishment mostly used in the Indian subcontinent, i.e India, Pakistan, etc. Murgha means "cock" (rooster) in Hindi and Urdu. This is a punishment in which the punished person takes the position of a "murgha". This is done by squatting, and then bringing the arms between the legs and firmly holding the ears. It can be very painful after a few minutes. The murgha position can also be used for spanking, though it is rarely used.

Other names for this punishment are:

Murgha Banana
Murghi or Murgi (means chicken, this is what the punishment is sometimes called for girls)

1 Murgha variants
2 See also
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[edit] Murgha variants

There are many variants of the murgha punishment. Some of them are listed as following.

[edit] Standing Murgha

In standing murgha, the buttocks of the person should be held as high as possible. This is considered a severe punishment and can get very very painful after 10 minutes. The picture shown above is the standing murgha.

[edit] Sitting Murgha

In sitting murgha, the person is allowed to rest his/her buttocks on his/her arms, i.e. the buttocks can be brought down. This milder than the standing murgha, and can be bearable for longer durations.

[edit] Murgha Parade

In murgha parade, the person in addition to being in murga position, has to walk. It can be either standing or sitting murgha. However, more distance can be covered if it is done in standing murgha. This can be extremely tiring for both legs, hands and back. This punishment can be made harsher by making the person to parade under the sun. If done properly, it will hurt the ears also, because of irregular movements.

[edit] Heels Touching Murgha

In this type of murgha, the heels of the person should remain in contact. It can also be either sitting or standing. This is a very severe form of murgha.