In 1999, two intertwined cobras were discovered. The temple chairman promptly reached out to the fire department for assistance in capturing the snakes. Unfortunately, during the snake-catching attempt, one of the firemen lost his life. The fire department handed over the snake to the temple chairman for a ritualistic burial on the temple grounds. Surprisingly, in the following weeks, the temple chairman experienced four wins in the lucky draw (number 4D) for that month. In response to this fortuitous turn of events, the chairman decided to construct a temple at the site dedicated to worshiping Lord Nagamma, aiming to ward off any negative elements.