We watch many Horror Movies, We hear many Ghost stories. But most of us wont believe that ghosts really exist in true sense. Wikipedia Defines ghosts as “In traditional belief and fiction, a ghost is the soul or spirit of a dead person or animal that can appear, in visible form or other manifestation, to the living.”
With this one article of AllIndiaYouth you will get a clear picture if ghosts reallyexist or not. So brace yourselves, here are India’s most haunted places.
Top 9 Most Haunted Places of India:
9. GP Block- Meerut:
GP Block in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh has been reported as a haunted place. Though the place is not well known, on many occassions, four guys have been seen sitting inside a house with a single candle lighted and they were drinking beer. People passing from that area have repeatedly seen this sight of the boys. Some of them also saw girls in red dress coming out of the house. The house is double storeyed and people saw the boys sitting on the roof top. Now no one goes to that place.
8. Delhi Cantt-Delhi:
Delhi the capital of India also have some places which are haunted. The most scary place in Delhi is Delhi Cantt area which is full of greenery and tall trees. Most of the times, people have seen a lady with White saree asking for lift in that area. If you do not stop your vehicle, believe it or not, She will run with the same speed as of your vehicle. This story has been doing rounds for a while now.
7. Shanidwarwada Fort-Pune:
Full moon noghts in the Shanidwarwada for are much haunted as the reporters say. According to old stories, this place is haunted by the ghost of a prince who was brutally murdered when he was 13 by one of his relatives. His ghost is heard shouting in the middle of the night.
Gostly activity is often more prevalent around children and young adults due to the amount of energy they give off. The higher your personal energy, the more spirits are able to absorb.
6. D’Souza Chawl of Mahim- Mumbai:
The well in the D’Souza Chawl is pretty famous in Mumbai for its haunted stories. It is said that a woman while getting water from the well fell into the water and died long ago. Many people say that they saw her ghost near the well during nights. Do not worry. She is harmless.
5. Thane-Vrindavan Society:
A man had commited suicide in one of the buildings in Vrindavan Society long ago( Building No.66 B). The security guards witnessed many weird experiences. Once a guard was slapped very hard by the Ghost as sources say
4. Dow Hill, Kurseong,West Bengal:
A number of murders have taken place in this area. Many local people have heard foot steps in the corridors of The school near by the place. Some people even saw Head-less young boys walking here and there. These creepy things are very comman in the area of Dow Hill.
3. Dumas Beach,Gujarat:
Dumas Beach is the well known beach in Gujarat. People generally go there to burn dead bodies in this area and so this area has been reported with many paranormal activities. People report of hearing strange voices near the beach. Some tourists also disappeared while having walks on the beach at nights.
2. Brij Raj Bhavan Palace-Rajasthan:
This Palace is 178 yearls old in rajasthan. This place is known to be haunted by a man called Major Burton and his two sons. According to the story, an elderly man with a cane in his hand is seen most commonly. Although he is not harmful, he gives a slap to the security gaurds if he finds them sleeping during the nights.
1. Bhangarh Fort-Rajasthan:
Now we are actually talking. Bhangarh fort is the MOST haunted place in India. Bhangarh is a small town which was established in 1613 by King Madho Singh. Bhangarh was abondoned soon after being built as it was cursed by a magician.The King ignored this and raised the palace to such a height that the shadow reached the forbidden place. Local villagers say when ever a house is built in that area, its roof collapses. It is also proved that people who stayed there after dark, NEVER RETURNED BACK! The archaeological Survey of India sign board is put up there which says “Staying after Sunset is strictly prohibited in this area”
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