పేనుకు పెత్తనమిస్తే, యీపిని యిరవైచోట్ల యీనిందట

This proverb is used to describe a situation where an undeserving or small-minded person is given power or responsibility, and they end up causing significant harm or abusing that power. It highlights the dangers of entrusting authority to the wrong person.

Abuse of authority.

This expression is used to describe someone who makes up excuses or finds irrelevant reasons to avoid something they no longer need or want. It illustrates a situation where a person, having recovered from an illness, tries to dismiss the doctor by citing a completely unrelated and silly reason (like a dog having given birth in the house) to justify why they won't take further treatment or pay for services.

This proverb is used to describe the consequences of giving responsibility or authority to an unworthy, incompetent, or untrustworthy person. It suggests that such individuals will inevitably misuse their power or cause a mess, as they lack the character or skill to handle the position properly.

This proverb is used to describe the consequences of giving power or responsibility to an incompetent, irresponsible, or foolish person. Instead of using the authority wisely, they act erratically or perform unnecessary and reckless tasks that lead to chaos or waste.

This proverb is used to describe the consequences of giving power to a cruel or incompetent person. Just as a scorpion's nature is to sting, a malicious person will misuse their newfound authority to harass others or cause harm without restraint.

This is a sarcastic expression used to refer to someone as a cheat, fraud, or a con artist. It combines the respectful prefix 'Sriyutulu' (Mr./Shree) with '420' (Nannuta Iravai), which is the section of the Indian Penal Code dealing with cheating and dishonesty. It is used to mockingly address a person who thinks they are clever but are actually known for their deceptive behavior.

This proverb describes the consequences of giving power or responsibility to a wicked or incompetent person. Just as a scorpion's nature is to sting, a malicious person will misuse their authority to cause constant harm or trouble to others once they are in control.

Applied to the abuse of authority by evil persons.

This proverb describes a situation where an undeserving, petty, or small-minded person is given power or authority, and they end up abusing it to cause significant damage or nuisance. It is used to caution against putting incompetent or mean-spirited people in charge.

This proverb is used to describe the consequences of giving power or responsibility to an incompetent, unworthy, or foolish person. Instead of performing the duties properly, such a person will only cause destruction or focus on their base instincts, similar to how a dog given authority over a house would simply ruin the footwear.

If an unworthy person is given authority, he will misuse it and destroy the whole organization. One should exercise great caution and proper judgment, while selecting the leaders.