‘Such things will not happen in Kerala’: Minister on Karnataka Dy CM’s animal sacrifice claim
DK Shivakumar has alleged that some political people in Karnataka were performing a ‘Shatru Bhairavi Yaga’ at a Kerala temple against him and CM Siddaramaiah
Rejected Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar's claim that an animal sacrifice was conducted near a temple in north Kerala against him, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the Congress government there, Kerala Minister for Higher Education and Social Justice R Bindu on Friday (May 31) said such things will not happen in Kerala.
The minister also said that in other parts of the country, attempts were being made to drag society into the dark ages. At the same time, she also said, "We need to examine whether such attempts are being made in our state too."
Shivakumar on Thursday (May 30) alleged that a ritual named "Shatru Bhairavi Yaga", which involves the sacrifice of animals, was performed at a temple in Kerala, targeting him, Siddaramaiah and the Congress government in Karnataka.
Without revealing any names, he alleged that some political people in Karnataka were getting it done, and Aghoris (monastic order of ascetic Shaivite sadhus) were being consulted for it.
"Shatru Bhairavi Yaga is being performed near Rajarajeshwari temple in Kerala for Shatru Samhara (destruction of enemies). For this yaga, 'Pancha Bali' (five kinds of sacrifice) is being given... 21 goats, three buffaloes, 21 black sheep, five pigs... Aghoris are being approached. It is going on," he had claimed.
(With agency inputs)
