Karnataka: Did disgruntled employees use black magic to protest job cuts at KMF? Doll, lemons, red vermilion found outside office

In a shocking and mysterious incident, objects associated with black magic rituals were discovered outside the administrative office of the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) in Bellary, Karnataka. The discovery has left both employees and local residents in a state of fear and confusion, as the eerie setup points to a possible dark act meant to cause harm or send a message, reports Deccan Chronicle.

Mysterious Items Found in Ritualistic Setup

According to reports, the ritual scene included disturbing items such as a black doll, a large pumpkin with nails driven into it, coconuts, lemons, saffron, and red vermilion. These items were carefully arranged in front of the KMF office, sparking immediate alarm among staff and passersby. Among the most puzzling aspects of the ritual were a small kalash-like structure with a thread wrapped around it, an amulet bag attached to a coconut, and inscriptions on a lid, all of which suggest that the act was deliberate and part of a larger occult practice.

Link to Recent Employee Layoffs

The ritual is believed to be connected to the recent turmoil within KMF. The milk federation has been grappling with financial struggles, which led to the decision to shortlist 50 employees for potential layoffs. The connection between the ritual and these layoffs has fuelled speculation, with many suspecting that disgruntled employees, upset by the financial losses and job cuts, might have turned to black magic in a desperate bid to express their dissatisfaction.

Prabhu Shankar, the Managing Director of Rabakovi Milk Federation, suggested that the ritual might have been the work of unhappy employees. However, he quickly dismissed the idea, calling it “foolish” and confirming that actions would be taken to prevent any further disruptions. He also mentioned that the staff had burned the remains of the ritual, adding that the incident had demoralised some officers and staff members. Shankar further noted that similar incidents had occurred before, signalling a possible pattern.

Speculations on Political or Internal Motivations

Beyond employee resentment, local residents have suggested that the black magic ritual might have been politically motivated. Some theorise that rival factions within the KMF’s board of directors or external political players might have orchestrated the ritual to gain an upper hand in the region. However, this theory remains speculative as no concrete evidence has emerged to support these claims.

Impact on Employees and Local Community

The discovery of the ritual has left many in the KMF office shaken. Employees have expressed concerns about their safety and the mental toll the incident has taken on the office atmosphere. While no one has claimed responsibility for the act, the possibility that it was carried out by an insider or someone with knowledge of the office’s operations remains a topic of debate.

KMF management has vowed to take appropriate action, with a complaint set to be filed regarding the incident. This move is expected to initiate an investigation to identify the perpetrators and prevent further occurrences of such eerie and disturbing acts. As the case unfolds, both employees and the local community will be watching closely to see how the federation addresses this unsettling situation.

In the coming weeks, as KMF grapples with both its internal and external challenges, the mystery surrounding this black magic ritual may provide further insights into the complex web of resentment, politics, and financial hardship within the organization.