I feel bad because many lives could have been saved if the authorities took note of my predictions," he said. Anyone can check the e-mails that I send to various officials and verify whether or not they have been accurate. "I am really saddened by the fact that no one takes me seriously. Shakeel Ahmad has set up what he calls the Varanasi Ionospheric and Atmospheric Centre and Earthquake Centre, which he runs from his home. I did a lot of self-study and then I matched my predictions with actual incidents of earthquakes and found that I had made accurate predictions," he explained. "After years of cloud watching I realised that clouds form a peculiar and particular pattern before earthquakes or heavy rains. They do not even revisit my predictions after they come true," he said.
I regularly e-mail my predictions to ISDR secretariat, the USGS, all important ministries in India and even media houses, but no one takes me seriously. "I had predicted the earthquake in Gujarat in 2001 and then in Kashmir in 2005, and also quakes that have occurred in other parts of the world.
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