Bhopal: A person from Madhya Pradesh had predicted his death on the day of Karva Chauth 14 years ago. The news that made the headlines of the local media had reached the national capital Delhi and the OB van of news channels had turned towards Betul, a small district of the state. The prediction of that person turned out to be wrong. The person who came into the discussion after predicting the date of his death has died on Friday night.
It is being talked about here that Keylal Malaviya, a resident of Sehra village in Betul district, breathed his last at the age of 87. It is noteworthy that Keylal made headlines all over the country by predicting his death 14 years ago on the day of Karva Chauth in 2005. Everyone was stunned when the news of the death prediction reached Delhi via local newspapers.
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After this prophecy of Keylal, there was a media influx in the Sehra village which came under discussion. There was a debate all over the country whether Keylal's prediction would be true or false. However, Keylal Malaviya's prediction was wrong. Keylal Malaviya, who predicted his death in 2005, died late on Friday night. Keylal Malaviya died 14 years after his death was predicted.
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