Words Gone Wild

“Some went to Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and performed aghora pujas wishing that there should be drought, people should die and the government should be defamed. Such evil people are also there. Though they performed aghora pujas, God is not with them. God is with us. Because, our resolve is good.”

Public meeting in Mulugu district; the chief minister alleged political opponents performed occult rituals to cause drought, deaths and government defamation in Telangana.

A Chief Minister's chair deserves evidence, not occult accusations.

Revanth Reddy alleged that KCR-family associates were performing “Aghora rituals” and black-magic practices in neighbouring states, supposedly hoping Telangana would suffer drought and public distress.

Public meeting in Mulugu district; the allegation prompted a response from BRS leader T. Harish Rao

Governance is difficult enough without filing weather complaints against occultists.

“Some went to Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and performed aghora pujas wishing that there should be drought, people should die and the government should be defamed… Though they performed aghora pujas, God is not with them. God is with us.”

Public meeting in Mulugu district

A Chief Minister’s office should not sound like an occult hotline.

“Some went to Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and performed aghora pujas wishing that there should be drought, people should die and the government should be defamed. Such evil people are also there.”

Public meeting in Mulugu district, where the Chief Minister alleged that political opponents conducted occult rituals to cause drought in Telangana.

Telangana needs accountable water policy, not supernatural explanations for political weather.

“Some went to Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and performed aghora pujas wishing that there should be drought, people should die and the government should be defamed.”

Public meeting in Mulugu district

A Chief Minister’s weather policy should not involve occult allegations.