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Moodbidri: Plait found in front of Congress candidate's residence, witchcraft suspected

  •   Wed, May 29 2019 04:35:49 PM

Yashodhara Bangera

Daijiworld Media Network – Moodbidri (EP)

Moodbidri, May 29: A plait of hair was found in front of the residence of a Congress candidate contesting elections here. Suspicions if that can be witchcraft are heard.

The plaits of hair were found twice in front of the residence of current municipal councilor, former president of Mooda Suresh Kotian. He is contesting in ward No. 20 and the news of plait has spread rapidly.

Though the current incident had happened about four days ago, similar plait had appeared in front of the residence three days earlier to that. It is said that the plaits were found in the mornings in front of the house entrance and were more than one feet long. House people have set fire to it without lodging police complaint. As no items relating to witchcraft were found with the plaits it is not possible to conclude that it was witchcraft.

The hair in the plaits looked natural and was partly grey. Opposition party members are saying their own version of the incident.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, May 30 2019

    Lord ,hope you all are still believing in this witch kraft.This witchkraft is certainly with two legs and two hands relating possibly to elections ,making the congress candidate to believe he looses or lost?or when won something might happen.?long hair one can buy in shops as a wig.Just have some sense and throw it.or mud on it.Nowadays these living witches are more dangerous than dead.Keep a cctv camera hidden or night camera.Then you will see the witch.

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