KOOTA BHAGAVATHI


A local chieftain wanted to molest a woman who has lived in vella comunity Her protest against the chieftain resulted in to the punishment by throwing her in a leaky country boat floated on a river. Burning fire wicks were also placed on her head. Later the memory of this woman was kept alive, by the society who elevated her to a goddess named koota Bhagavathi

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