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It looks that God's judgment is upon the Indian people for our sinful ways (the pattern looks very identical to the Biblical plagues of Pharaoh's Egypt which included a locust invasion). Locusts were unheard of in the Delhi metro region. Now Gurgaon is no ordinary suburb, it is one of the most developed and wealthiest cities in Northern India.
Many proper Delhittes irrespective of religion believe that the Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya shrine has been protecting the city from impending disasters like these. Gurgaon is clearing having no such luck. That city is full of Sanghi types.
Mark my words. The Indian nation will pay a huge price for defending criminals like Narendra Modi and Amit Shah. God has many sweet ways to punish the incorrigible.
India locusts: Swarm sweeps into Delhi suburb Gurgaon
27 June 2020
Parts of the Indian capital, Delhi, have been placed on alert after a swarm of locusts invaded a suburban area.
Correspondents say it is the first time the suburb city of Gurgaon (Gurugram) has seen a locust invasion.
Footage on social media showed tens of thousands of the insects flying over buildings and landing on rooftops.
India is witnessing its worst locust invasion in decades. The swarms, which originate in the Horn of Africa, have devoured crops in several states.
On Saturday, Delhi environment minister Gopal Rai asked district authorities in the south and west of the city to remain on high alert, the Times of India reported.
Residents in Gurgaon were told to make loud noises with pots and pans or drums to try to drive the locusts away.
Pilots flying into and out of Delhi's international airport, which borders Gurgaon, have been told to take extra care, according to ANI news agency.
Agriculture ministry official KL Gurjar said the swarm appeared to be headed towards the city of Palwal, south of Delhi.
"The swarms moved from west to east. They entered Gurugram around 11.30am," he told PTI news agency.
If not controlled, desert locusts destroy food supplies and can cause famine.
According to the UN, the current infestations can be traced back to the cyclone season of 2018-19 that brought heavy rains to the Arabian Peninsula. That allowed at least three generations of "unprecedented breeding" that went undetected. Swarms have since spread out into East Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.
Many proper Delhittes irrespective of religion believe that the Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya shrine has been protecting the city from impending disasters like these. Gurgaon is clearing having no such luck. That city is full of Sanghi types.
Mark my words. The Indian nation will pay a huge price for defending criminals like Narendra Modi and Amit Shah. God has many sweet ways to punish the incorrigible.
India locusts: Swarm sweeps into Delhi suburb Gurgaon
27 June 2020
Parts of the Indian capital, Delhi, have been placed on alert after a swarm of locusts invaded a suburban area.
Correspondents say it is the first time the suburb city of Gurgaon (Gurugram) has seen a locust invasion.
Footage on social media showed tens of thousands of the insects flying over buildings and landing on rooftops.
India is witnessing its worst locust invasion in decades. The swarms, which originate in the Horn of Africa, have devoured crops in several states.
On Saturday, Delhi environment minister Gopal Rai asked district authorities in the south and west of the city to remain on high alert, the Times of India reported.
Residents in Gurgaon were told to make loud noises with pots and pans or drums to try to drive the locusts away.
Pilots flying into and out of Delhi's international airport, which borders Gurgaon, have been told to take extra care, according to ANI news agency.
Agriculture ministry official KL Gurjar said the swarm appeared to be headed towards the city of Palwal, south of Delhi.
"The swarms moved from west to east. They entered Gurugram around 11.30am," he told PTI news agency.
If not controlled, desert locusts destroy food supplies and can cause famine.
According to the UN, the current infestations can be traced back to the cyclone season of 2018-19 that brought heavy rains to the Arabian Peninsula. That allowed at least three generations of "unprecedented breeding" that went undetected. Swarms have since spread out into East Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.
Why they avoid my posts nowadays?
.. Maybe the Creator had enough of us, and he is wrapping things up ..
