 As a symbol of self punishment, to find a smart solution for a smart boundary disputed settlement they decided to remember the deceased human who was the patriotic Calaporkar.Hence, each villager took the worms and tied a worm on right side of his hip string which held his tambdi (red) kasti/cashti (loin cloth) in place (this coined the phrase "Bhenddak  Kiddo” or “waist worm”).Goa is a land of "tambdi mathi" (red mud/soil) and "tambdi kasti" (red loin cloth in the bygone days).