Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis ridiculed self-styled godman Ashok Kharat’s claims of black magic, joking that if such powers were real, he would have been appointed as Donald Trump’s security adviser. He further quipped that wars could be fought with lemons and chillies instead of drones and soldiers, drawing laughter and attention to superstition.
Speaking at a public event in Mumbai, CM Fadnavis used sharp humor to highlight the absurdity of black magic claims. His remarks were aimed at exposing fraudulent practices and reinforcing the importance of rationality and scientific temper in society.
The Trump Adviser Quip
Fadnavis sarcastically suggested that if black magic truly worked, global leaders would abandon advanced defense systems and instead rely on lemons, pins, and chillies to secure borders. This exaggeration underscored the impracticality of such claims in serious matters like national security.
Social And Political Undertones
The Chief Minister’s comments reflect the government’s broader stance against superstition and exploitation of public belief. By mocking such practices, Fadnavis emphasized the need for awareness, rational thinking, and science-driven approaches in governance and everyday life.
Key Highlights
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CM Devendra Fadnavis mocked godman Ashok Kharat’s black magic claims
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Suggested he could be Trump’s security adviser if powers were real
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Joked about fighting wars with lemons and chillies instead of drones
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Remarks delivered at a public event in Mumbai
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Aim was to expose superstition and promote rational thinking
Sources: Lokmat, The Hans India, Social News XYZ