Smriti Irani spends four hours with an astrologer to know her future

November 24, 2014 12:01

Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani was told by a Rajasthan-based astrologer yesterday, that she will be the President of India one day.

The minister was accompanied by her husband Zubin Irani. She met the astrologer -- Nathuram Vyas -- in Bhilwara and is believed to have spent four hours asking him about her future.

While the opposition is yet to react to this visit, Irani, has opened herself to attack, in the wake of being accused of pandering to right-wing groups by calling for a revision of India's education system.

This is what a pro-AAP group tweeted: @smritiirani going to an astrologer is deliberate. WHen MHRD goes to an astrologer, expect some astrology courses in Universities soon.

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