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Would you believe that there is also a village in India where if someone bites a snake, it does not die? Where the poison of poisonous snakes also becomes neutralized? It sounds like a story, but of Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh Jeroda Panda The village is still living with this unique truth.
The people of this village have unwavering faith in not a doctor or hospital, but a blessing of centuries old. The story joins Baba Kallu Shah, whose tomb is still the biggest security shield for the people of the village.
According to the belief, Baba Kallu Shah was doing penance here centuries ago. At the same time, a Nag-Nagin couple nearby was busy in love and leela, seeing that some villagers killed Nag. In anger, the bouncy serpent bitten Baba, who was engaged in penance to take revenge. Baba became angry at this and cursed Nag-Nagin that after today, the poison of any snake will not affect the border of this village.
Even today this tradition is alive. When someone in the village bites a snake, he is brought directly to Baba’s tomb instead of being taken to the hospital. The victim is fed the soil of the tomb and is planted on the wound. The villagers claim that the victim is completely cured in a short time.
This is Baba’s miracle, no scientific mystery or the result of deep faith, no one knows it. But for the people of Jaroda Panda, this is not just a story, but the reality of his life that also frees him from fear of death.