"I'm Vishnu Incarnate": Gujarat Man Warns Of Drought If Gratuity Not Paid

Rameshchandra Fefar was earlier granted premature retirement from government service due to his absence from office following his claims.

Former Gujarat government employee Rameshchandra Fefar who claimed to be the "Kalki" avatar or the last incarnation of Lord Vishnu and was granted premature retirement for long-term absence from office has demanded that his gratuity be released immediately, else he will bring a severe drought on the world using his "divine powers" this year. Mr Fefar was earlier granted premature retirement from government service due to his absence from office following his claims. In his letter dated July 1 addressed to Secretary, Water Resources Department, Mr Fefar stated that "demons sitting in the government" are harassing him by withholding his "Rs 16 lakh gratuity and another Rs 16 lakh as the salary of one year". For the "harassment" meted out to him, Mr Fefar said he will bring "severe drought on the earth" because he is the tenth incarnation of Lord Vishnu who rules "Satyug" (the age of truth when humanity is governed by gods, according to Hinduism).