The body of executed AUM Shinrikyo cult founder Shoko Asahara was cremated in Tokyo on Monday and his remains will likely be kept at a detention house in the capital for some time as it remains undecided to whom they will be handed over, sources familiar with the matter said.Who will gain control of Asahara's remains has been the focus of concern since Friday's executions of the 63-year-old and six former senior members of the cult for crimes including the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin gas attack, in which a total of 29 people died and over 6,000 fell sick.The sources said Asahara, whose real nam…READ FULL ARTICLE