A prophet is a person who gives information about future events or hints about them in the present. Such prophets have been among humans for centuries. They are known by different names in different religions.
In Hinduism, they are called Jyotish, whereas, in Islam, the word Najumi has been used for such people. However, Najumi refers to those prophets who are women. Well, today in this series, we will tell you about such a prophet, who had made a prediction about the country’s Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and later it proved to be true.
Who is Baba Venga
The word Baba is usually used for men, but this does not apply in the case of Venga. Baba Venga was a woman, who is counted among some of the most famous prophets of the world. However, Baba Venga lost her eyesight at the age of 12. But despite this, Baba Venga, who lives in Bulgaria, has made many kinds of predictions about the world. It is claimed that many of these predictions have come true. She made a similar prediction for India’s Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1969, which came true in 1984.
What was the prediction for Indira Gandhi?
It is said that in 1969, Baba Venga thought about India and made a prediction about the popular Congress leader Indira Gandhi. It is claimed that in her prediction, she said about Indira Gandhi, ‘The uniform will destroy her. I see an orange-yellow dress in the smoke and fire.’ You will be surprised to know that on 31 October 1984, when Indira Gandhi was shot by her own bodyguards, Indira Gandhi was wearing an orange colored sari at that time. It is said that apart from this, Baba Venga had also predicted the 9/11 attacks. Baba Venga had said that an iron bird would hit the building and many innocent people would be killed. People claim that the iron bird here meant a plane.
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