South Africa's Pastor Found Guilty For Using Doom

Using doom – the pesticides on the face of the people is a crime, but the South African pastor is spraying the same with confident for treating their illness and other random health issues.

This resurrection pastor is also known as the Doom Pastor is now found guilty of assault by spraying his followers with the insecticide, Doom as per the local media reports. Lethebo Rabalago is now widely known as the Doom Pastor and was also found guilty of contravening the Agricultural Stock Remedies Act, a court ruling said. The court has taken the actions against the Rabalago, where he claimed the insect repellent he used in 2016 and best to heal cancer and HIV. He also said everything belongs to earth is belongs to the god as he has given us everything and not harmful for the people.

Rabalago is now known as a fake pastor and a sentence is yet to be handed down after the verdict by Mookgopong Magistrates Court in Limpopo province. On Friday, as per the magistrate Frans Mahodi - the state had proved its case beyond reasonable doubt that the five people, including Rabalago who laid assault charges were violated, South Africa's national broadcaster SABC reports. The magistrate said sprayed Doom is the biggest offence and worst of its kind". He also said some of people had suffered from its detrimental side effects, like- coughing for more than seven months after the incident.

Rabalago - the fake prophet who runs the Mount Zion General Assembly - was arrested after it emerged and confirmed that he had used the product to "cure" his followers of various ailments in 2016. He has called himself as a self-styled prophet in Pretoria instructed members of his congregation to drink petrol in 2014 and was proved via Facebook images on the church's website also showed his followers eating grass and flowers on his orders.