By Nita Yadav
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A strange phenomenon was observed in Maharajganj of Uttar Pradesh. Here some women reached the house of former chairman of Nautanwa municipality. He was asked to come out of the house. As soon as the former president came out of the house, the women tied his hands and feet with ropes. After which the former president was bathed with a mud bucket. Seeing this behavior of women, the former president did not understand anything at first. When the women told him the reason for this, he also started laughing.
The former president said- I am not at all angry with the actions of women. Everything he did was for the welfare of the village. You will also be surprised to know what is the matter? Let us tell you why women did such a thing with the former president?
People here believe that if you want rain in the village, bathe any important person with mud, it will please Indradev and rain will surely come in the village. Under this, a large number of women reached the house of Guddu Khan, former chairman of Nautanwa Municipality, took him hostage and bathed him with mud.
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According to the Meteorological Department, the rainy season is in its final phase. Still in many places people are suffering from heat due to lack of rain. Along with this, the crops of the farmers are also getting ruined. The situation has become such that now tap water has also started drying up. People are getting worried that if there is no rain for a few more days then people will have to face a big problem. People of Nautanwa area are also facing similar problem.
‘I respect women’s feelings’
When it did not rain, the women thought of trying this trick. All these reached the house of former president Guddu Khan. Following the tradition prevalent in the past, women bathed him with mud. The former chairman said that he respected the sentiments of the women and prayed to God to fulfill the wishes of the women of the city. Rain should fall, so that the people get relief from the heat and the work of agriculture becomes easier.
I am Nita Yadav, specializing in writing about politics and breaking national news. My focus is on delivering insightful and timely perspectives on these crucial topics, aiming to inform and engage my readers effectively.
