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Bombay haunting

BOMBAY HAUNTING

By: Shailesh Bhatia

Date: 2009-04-26

Mumbai: Neighbours swear that these properties take on a new dimension after sunset. Sunday MiD DAY explores the unknown, the unexplained in the city's twilight zones
There are places in our city that could inspire the likes of the Ramsey brothers and Ram Gopal Varma, whose names are synonymous with celluloid mystique and horror. Stepping into the twilight zone, Sunday MiD DAY investigates the phenomena of the supernatural, which allegedly exists in the heart of this concrete jungle we call home. Apparently, we are not alone.
With no intention to spread superstition, we provide our list of 12 of Mumbai's Most Haunted.
Case 1
Over 16 years, a spacious, uninhabited bungalow, in the bylanes of JVPD scheme and in the neighbourhood of many Bollywood stars including the Big B, is being gradually reclaimed by the elements of nature. An array of imported cars gathering dust in its compound, a mass of vegetation and thick undergrowth now cover the prime property worth crores.

Neighbours swear that the property takes on a new dimension after sunset. The chirping of birds, the only residents of the bungalow, reach a crescendo and what follows is an abrupt silence and the presence of an eerie energy.

Neighbours further claim that the owners of the bungalow, which is now under government custody, apparently vanished into thin air after they were accused of pilfering money from a public limited company they had floated.
Case 2
Numerous water wells of Mahim which never run dry, are not only a Mecca for the water tanker operators, but also a source of forbidden mysteries.

With water tankers parked on the either side of a lane, right behind the Paradise cinema, lies a building called Ram Sakit and in its compound is a sealed well, supposed to possess the spirit of old lady Sulochana who met her watery grave on the very spot, over 20 years ago. "I knew the lady, who was in her fifties and hailed from a Maharashtrian family. It was around 10 am when she stepped out to wash her clothes and slipped into the well and died," claims an old resident adding that the entire neighbourhood believes she still appears during Amavasya and vanishes in the morning.

The belief is said to be so strong that a person called Richard, who claims to be the landlord, carries out exorcisms of laying flowers on the well (see pix) everyday, to mollify the spirit, which is said to not be malicious in nature.
Case 3
In less than a kilometer radius of the Mahim railway station, lies the dreaded Nasserwanj Wadi, where no local likes to venture after midnight. "Don't venture inside or you will get possessed. Don't expect any one from the area to come and help you," warned a group of ladies standing near the gate as this reporter approached the wadi (old settlement) compound.

Folklore has it that the property once belonged to a Parsi gentleman called Nasser, who was brutally burnt in a cabin close to a well inside the compound. "The gruesome murder was committed around 16 years ago, but the Parsi landlord still takes his daily stroll over here after midnight, keeping a watch on his property. He is known to torment anyone who crosses his path," alleged Francis, a resident.

Francis confessed that moving out of his house was a total taboo for him and his family and they always kept a crucifix and slept with a light on. "More than seven people have lost their lives here, within a span of one year after the Parsi landlord died, so we concealed the well under a pile of rubble. But this has not really helped," he alleged.
Case 4Eight months ago, in a scene right out of Omen, a huge, black dog appeared out of nowhere and made the second floor corridor of a building in Santa Cruz (W), his permanent home. His uncanny presence coincides with the death of a lady, simply known as "second floor ki bhabi", who committed suicide after a tiff with her husband.

The dog simply doesn't budge from his place; he just sits there quietly. But every night, he lets out a series of low frequency howls and a veiled lady appears and strolls in the corridor. Next, the silence is broken as the building lift mysteriously comes to a standstill on the floor, as if on command, casting ghastly shadows from its tube light.

"The veiled lady never harms anyone, but has all the neighbours scared to death and they refuse to even speak out her real name. You just have to be in the building at midnight to feel her presence," alleged 23-year-old Nadeem Sheikh, a local resident.
Case 5
A famous South Bombay hotel is supposed to have a friendly ghost in the form of its original architect. Folklore has it that the Frenchman, who created the blueprints, went off on a trip to his country in 1903.
On his return, he was stunned to find that the hotel frontage had been made in the reverse direction, and committed suicide. His ghost is still believed to manifest in the old wing, but has never bothered anyone.
Case 6
Close to the Pawan Hans quarters, near the Juhu aerodrome is a century old peepal tree, which residents claim is the home to a 20-year-old girl called Salma who poured kerosene and set herself ablaze for no apparent reason in 1989.

Her presence was so strongly felt that a resident called Anthony D'Souza, a devout Catholic, built a Hanuman mandir to protect residents from harm after he was apparently guided to do so in a dream. "On special nights, the girl can still be seen running, with her clothes still on fire and disappears into the tree," claimed Mehboob Sheikh, a local resident.
Case 7
In the backyard of SNDT, Girls College, Juhu are a few dilapidated structures, once used as staff toilets by the gardeners and other menial staff workers. Residents of the neighbouring building swear that post 1.30 am, sounds of a teacher thrashing her students can be heard clearly.

"First the lessons start, and the teacher can be heard reciting mathematical tables, invariably followed by thrashing sounds and the wails of children. It's been practically heard by everyone in our building and goes on till the wee hours of the morning," alleged Riyaz Ansari, a local resident.

"Once, out of curiosity, we formed a group of 10 boys to investigate the phenomena, but found only an eerie emptiness. By the time we reached back home, the cries from the structure had restarted and no one has ever dared to venture out there again," added Riyaz.
Case 8
With mangroves on either side, a narrow strip of road, which leads to Marve and Madh Island is notorious for many automobile accidents. It's said that a lady in full bridal attire, seen especially on full moon nights, distracts the drivers, which leads to the mishaps. Dozens of uncharacteristic sightings have been reported, not only by locals, but by staff of beachfront hotels who return from late night shifts.

The trick, they say, is to not look directly in to the mesmerising eyes of the beautiful lady and to just ignore her. Legend has it that an unknown bride was brutally murdered on her wedding night and her body dumped in the isolated mangroves over 25 years ago. The spirit is apparently still on the lookout for the culprits.
Case 9
In the dead of the night, it requires sheer guts to cross the dimly-lit Aarey Road, which connects Goregaon to Powai. Danger lurks not only from the leopards who come down from the National Park to feed on easy prey, but also from the paranormal.

The spirits, which seldom attack the locals, are known to target only outsiders, especially rickshaw drivers who would rather take a longer route to reach their destination than risk this terrain. A strange old man in white kurta pajama is known to hire a rickshaw. Within a span of 15 minutes, the man disappears into thin air, leaving the driver under a strange state of hynopsis.

Said one driver who was 'struck' by the spirit, "I felt as if I was surrounded by a flowing water body and was helpless. Covered in perspiration, I was vaguely aware of being approached by another man, who slapped me to get me to my senses."

Case 10
In the heart of IC colony, Borivali is an open garden plot so dreaded that no child has played here for the last 30 years. Old residents claimed that a gardener committed suicide here after fearing he would lose his job when the property changed hands. Said to be so possessive of the land, the gardener allegedly targets any child playing on the property, which is now covered in undergrowth.
Case 11
The mango groves surrounding the LIC colony at Borivali add a strange mystique to the quiet area. But it is the tall water tower, surrounded by huge boulders, known as the 'reservoir', which emits a creepy energy. Residents make it a point to never go near there alone. Those who have, complain of giddiness and vomiting, beyond the spectrum of medical science, that vanished within a week.
Case 12
Moving across the newly completed Jogeshwari Link Road stands a row of pink buildings, said to possess the spirit of an airhostess who was allegedly murdered in her second floor flat. Residents say that soon after her death, the company flat was allotted to another airhostess, who encountered a weeping lady on the terrace one day.

On enquiry, the sobbing lady stated that she was unable to go home, as the flat she was residing in had been occupied by someone else. When asked for details, she quietly pointed her finger at the same flat where the new airhostess resided, before vanishing in to thin air.

Ghosts or not, all these 12 places are said to have an unexplained energy... believe it or not if you will, but fiction overrides fact in these Mumbai 'haunts'.

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Ghosts galore: Mumbai’s most haunted locations

These 5 spots around Mumbai are renowned for their freaky, supernatural, and downright terrifying phenomena

By Tarini Awatramani 21 April, 2010

Mumbai's deathly hauntings are a grave issue.

You can’t get to the 13th floor of the Trident Hotel at Nariman Point because there isn’t one. In fact, it is not uncommon for skyscrapers in Mumbai’s commercial district to exclude “13” when numbering their floors. However, urban legends and local superstitions in Mumbai go beyond mere triskaidekaphobia. Stories of ghosts, unexplained serial suicides, abandoned mills, haunted houses and territorial widows in white saris determined to make people’s lives miserable from the afterlife populate a large unofficial body of local folklore.

Despite the catalogue of gruesome urban legends, Mumbai is a city with its head on its shoulders; a city with too much grit to capitulate to ghost stories. No one will ever stop driving down the winding road from the Tower of Silence that offers one of the best views of the city and the price of an apartment will surely frighten a Mumbaiker before any old story about spiteful spirits.

1. GRAND PARADI TOWERS

Arguably the most famous haunted house in Mumbai is situated in one of the city’s most affluent areas. On the eighth floor of the Grand Paradi (sometimes referred to as the Grand Parrari) Towers in Kemps Corner a series of freakish suicides drew attention to what appeared to be a gruesome pattern of deaths and accidents in the building. In 2004 an elderly couple jumped out of the window of this apartment. Their children and their grandchild followed suit within the year. Residents who have lived in the building for 30 years tell us, “There was something unacceptable to our rational minds that a whole family, three generations, living in one house should commit suicide in the same way. There have been up to 20 cases of fatal accidents and suicides since the building was constructed in 1976. Many involving children and even a maid who either jumped or fell out of a window.”

After the series of unfortunate events the building society began to believe that paranormal forces were at work. “After the suicides of the family the building society decided to do a puja and a havan and since then everything has stopped but the flat remains unoccupied”.

Sanjay Gandhi National Park

2. SANJAY GANDHI NATIONAL PARK

Located on the northern fringes of Mumbai, this large protected area is usually a place people go to spot wildlife. There are rumors however, that at night, people have sightings of a phantom hitchhiker that asks those who pass by for rides. Dubious as this sounds, forest guards insist it's true.

3. MUKESH MILLS

Shut down in 1980, this enormous abandoned mill in Colaba has been the shooting grounds for numerous films and advertisements. Deserted and rundown, Mukesh Mills is a ready-made set for horror films and Gothic shows, especially considering the Mills are actually considered to be haunted. Many directors, actors and producers refuse to work here past sunset. One television actress claimed to have had a particularly bad experience where one of her female co-stars suddenly began speaking in a manly voice, as if she were possessed, telling the crew to leave the premises immediately. Others say the place is jinxed and people are always losing their belongings, wallets and phones.

Aarey Milk Colony

4. AAREY MILK COLONY

Established in 1949, Aarey Milk Colony is a vast area in Goregaon East with long stretches of gardens, nurseries and lakes. Picnickers frequent this milking estate on the weekend along with members of the film and ad industry who use it as a location for shoots.

Aarey Milk Colony is famous for its visits from various apparitions. Just as with Mukesh Mills, many in the film industry get the spooks here and refuse to work in the place after dark.

5. TOWER OF SILENCE

Sounds ominous doesn’t it? The Tower of Silence is actually a Parsi cemetery situated rather picturesquely on Malabar Hill in South Mumbai. Custom dictates that Parsis leave the bodies of their dead for vultures to feed on. The graphic images that come to mind lend themselves to all sorts of horrifying stories. The winding road that leads down the hill is particularly desolate and eerie at night and the place has become recognized as a kind of ghoulish hangout. The weird happenings at the Grand Parrari Towers for instance, were blamed on spectral forces emanating from this cemetery.

HAUNTED IN MUMBAI

September 5, 2006 — Alphonso

Bombay – Bombay Supreme Court – for over 30 years whenever a murder trial is conducted here a vengeful bilingual ghost makes itself known by cursing and terrorizing anyone brave (or foolish) enough to enter.

Mumbai – Mahim – Near Canossa primary there is a chawl named d’souza chawl, there is a local well from whwere people used to fill water and even wash clothes.This well did not have any boundary walls around it and once when a lady was filling water the whole thing collapsed.The lady too fell in that well and died.After this incident she is said to appear everyday near that well and many of the locals have even seen her. She does not harm anyone just strolls around the place and before morning hours she dissappears.

My Great Grand Mother By: nemi_bluerulz@hotmail.comI m a 14 year old from India and i want to mention this extraordinary incident i had when i was younger.
To begin with, when I was about 11, my great grand mother (who I call granny) who was extremely precious to me passed away at the age of 98. I was really close to her and loved her truly which even she did. Well, this day was a Sunday about 11 in the morning and I and my mother were having a serious argument, both of us were furious at one another and I was bitterly crying. At this time, we were completely oblivious to the death of my granny as she lived in Chennai, India while we were in Mumbai, India. My mum, while she was screaming endlessly at me, got infuriated and lifted her hand to slap me but all of a sudden, she felt an icy cold hand hold her back. She seemed to be unable to speak either, as I could see her opening and closing her mouth but no voice came out…I was genuinely surprised and scared and had no idea what is going. Then, I felt a hand on my hair traveling down my sweating forehead to my eyes and then wiping my tears. The hand felt really cold, soft and kind of wrinkled. I was glued to my position. I couldn’t move or speak. Although I felt really scared, I also felt a peculiar feeling of warmth and love, like I m near someone who really adores me and truly cares for me. I also suddenly remembered my granny, wishing I could see her and talk to her and all the memories came flooding back to me. However, as soon as these feelings came they went away and the eerie air departed giving place to fright and wonder.
We couldn’t interpret the reason for what happened, while my mother told me about the chilly hand that held her, I mentioned my experience leaving behind the part where I remembered my Granny out of the blues, my mum did the same which I realized later on. However, as we sat in curiosity and fright, we got a phone call from my uncle announcing my Granny’s death at about 10.30 in the morning. It came as a subtle shock, for which I cried for ages but it always felt great to perceive that she came to tell her beloved daughter goodbye before leaving us all for ever.
I also had a few more paranormal incidents after that, though they wouldn’t be mentioned as ones which I don’t have nightmares about….. I would love to share them with you but some other time. I don’t have any proof for this story but this is really true. I would be really grateful to you if you publish my story because I want to tell people that you always don’t have to be scared of ghosts. I m very sorry if this is too long.

Towing vehicle took off on its own

It may appear like something out of a seedy horror film, but a section of the aviation community strongly believes that a ghost haunted Mumbai’s domestic airport on the night of July 7.

On that fateful date, a little past midnight, Indian Airlines towing vehicle operator K V Gharse, a foreman and an aircraft technician were towing an A-320 aircraft from the domestic to the international end of Mumbai airport.

Two communication technicians were on board the plane, in the cockpit.

“When the aircraft reached the runway near the fire brigade station, smoke started emanating from the towing vehicle. So the operator stopped the vehicle, climbed down and released the tow bar,’’ says an airport source.

Following a short discussion, the men decided to park the problematic towing vehicle at a safe spot away from the runway before getting another towing vehicle.

“But when Gharse climbed back into the vehicle and started it, he was thrown off his seat with such force that he landed on the runway with a thud,’’ says the source. “After that, the towing vehicle sped off at lightning speed by itself.’’As the men stood watching openmouthed, the vehicle swerved and turned around, rushing towards the aircraft.

“En route, its two front wheels got caught in a gutter along the taxibay and it stopped, but it jumped out of the ditch and hit and damaged the aircraft before coming to a halt,’’ adds the source.

The men ran off and notified the control tower and Indian Airlines officials about the accident. Gharse, who received injuries on his head and hands, was rushed to Nanavati hospital.

The IA general manager for ground support flew in from Delhi the next day to investigate the matter. Gharse was discharged from the hospital this Monday.

While the story given by the five men on duty is being investigated, the IA management has been looking for a scientific explanation and the possibility of human error as well. “It should be noted that the towing vehicle was giving out smoke before the operator climbed in and started it,’’ reasons an IA official.

“Maybe the accelerator went on accidentally, and the operator was thrown off the vehicle due to inertia. The uncontrolled speed could have caused it to swerve and come back towards the aircraft.’’

Whether one favours the rational explanation or the supernatural one, no more untoward incidents have taken place at Mumbai airport since July 7. The spooked aviation staff must be happy about that. Appeared in Times of India

MUMBAI GHOST STORIES

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Mansi Choksi, Times of India Mumbai; Date: Mar 28, 2010

A headless man who kills people near Mumbai’s sick mills, a woman who haunts a loo and other spirits are now the subject of a research paper on the city’s urban legends

A42-year-old housewife, who lives in a secluded building in Kurla on the banks of the Mithi river, says she sometimes hears her husband calling out hours after he has left home. Sometimes, she can hear her children playing when they are in school. But whenever she walks out into the corridor to check, she finds no one there.

The housewife tries to keep herself busy with household chores, draws the curtains to let the sunlight pour in, but it’s hard to forget what she heard when they moved into the dusty locked-up flat 25 years ago. Her neighbours talked of people being suffocated when they slept in the corridor. One of them told her that the spirits of a family, which lived on the same floor and was killed in violence that broke out in the area in 1942, have now returned to haunt the building.

No, this isn’t the screenplay of a Ramsay Brothers horror film—it’s a study project undertaken by four young researchers who are documenting supernatural experiences in Mumbai. MBBS student Dilip Shenai, techie Kashmira Khot, Shippie Manoj Nagarkar and MSc student Abhishek Satam have been scouting for people like the above-mentioned housewife to manuscript experiences of “haunted places in Mumbai’’.

The team, Partner of Urban Knowledge and Research (PUKAR) group research fellows, have already found 16 such spots and have conducted more than 50 interviews. “We chose this subject because there is no solid documentation of these urban legends. The fact that these horror stories exist in a busy city like Mumbai fascinated us,’’ says Shenai, adding that the team has decided not to divulge names of the locations because they don’t want their project to lead to a fear psychosis.

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Haunted Kitchen, Mumbai (Bombay)

February 1, 2010

Most of us have heard a bump in the night and how do we react? We run to hide under the covers and await dawn. We keep quiet about it until someone else in the household speaks up about the situation. Until, then we don’t get up to use the bathroom at night, make sure there is a big bottle of water on the night stand and keep the covers above the head at all times.

But what if all such events never occurred at night but at daytime? When the sun was shining bright and you were wide awake planning your day? Sounds unbelievable? I thought so too but then things slowly began to make more sense. One thing I learnt from this experience was that never second guess yourself because these ghosts, spirits, entity – whatever name you prefer to give them, they certainly do exist in our world. Let me tell you how it all began.

I shifted to a new flat a year ago. I didn’t get acquainted with any neighbors except for the airhostess, next door. Tara was a typical flight attendant with exquisite features, hourglass figure and the make-up with the tight-fitted uniform, turned a lot of heads.

We got along like two pods in a pea and I really missed her company on the nights she was away across continents. Often, she got me souvenirs and I kept some dinner for her when I knew she would be home late.

I rarely visited her flat as she preferred to come over and lounge in my room. I didn’t mind it though. One evening, she looked very pale and distraught.

“Do you know who lived in your flat before you moved in?” she asked.

“No, not really. As far as I know these flats have been newly constructed and we are the first ones here.”

That seemed to have consoled her a bit. But she changed the topic and told me about this new guy she met in-flight.

Few days later, she asked me if I could water her plants while she was away. She gave me a set of her keys and said she would be away for a week or so. I really didn’t mind it. I am an artist so a change of venue for my creativity is always welcome.

Her flat was neatly styled. It was minimal yet inviting. She had a lot of ferns, aromatic herbs and roses neatly arranged in her balcony. Sunlight glared brightly through her French windows and the fragrance of the flowers swept across the rooms. I went to check if she had any leftovers that needed to be discarded and I stepped into her kitchen.

A draft of chilled air brushed past my face giving me goose bumps. It did surprise me but I didn’t think of it much. I checked on the contents of the fridge and left for the day.

My flat was designed in such a way that the passage connecting from my living room to my study overlooked her kitchen window. I am sure you must be wondering why I am suddenly describing my floor plan in the middle of this story but this is vital later on.

I went about my household chores as usual and as I was about to enter my study, I felt someone was watching me from Tara’s kitchen window. I took a step back and looked again, but there was no one. It seemed a little weird but it could have been a reflection from the windows from the flat downstairs.

Couple of days later, I found someone standing and looking on my side of the flat from the kitchen window. I walked to the passage to check but again there was no one. I was sure it wasn’t Tara because if she had returned she would have definitely drop in to tell me that she was back and also her windows would be open.

Slowly, this became a regular feature. Every time, I would step into my study from the corner of my eye I could sense someone was standing and looking through the kitchen window. When I looked closer there was no one. I didn’t stop watering the plants but made a quick dash, poured the water and hurried back.

One morning, I thought- “I am being silly; let me go to the kitchen and check. Maybe there is a cupboard and its refection is creating a shadow effect.”

With a positive and open mind, I walked into her kitchen. Suddenly, a mesh of cobweb fell over my face. I felt extremely cold. I could feel the hair at the back of my neck stand up. I stood frozen for a second and scrambled to reach the sanctity of my own home. I sat panting for eternity-well that’s how I felt then.

The same night, Tara was back. She was her jovial self and told me all the exotic locations she travelled. She did notice my anxiety and my lack of enthusiasm in looking at her travel photos. I was lost in thought, wondering if I should share these episodes with her. I decided I would tell her eventually but not today. I needed to rest and figure out the best way to break this paranormal situation to her.

Tara had few days of leave and stayed at her place sleeping most of the day. Evenings she would come over and we would chat up. We were enjoying our tea in my study and I was seated in the corner where I could see her kitchen window. I consciously looked away and Tara sensed my distraught look.

“It may sound silly,” she said “but I really get freaked out at my place.”

“What you mean?” I asked.

“I feel someone is watching me all the time. It doesn’t matter what time of day it is but I feel someone is watching me from behind. I really don’t know how to explain this. I know you must think I am on dope.”

“No, I understand exactly what you mean.”

Now was my chance to give her all the details of the incident.

“Who do you think it is? The previous owner?”

“Tara, this is a new building. We are the first ones here. But I agree there is something or someone’s spirit that is lurking. It knows that it has got our attention. So far no harm has been done so at least we know it’s not violent.”

“Thanks for the reassurance but I am not going to sleep there tonight. I am staying with you.”

“That’s no problem but then we have to find a solution to get rid of it otherwise it can come over to this flat too.”

“What you mean? It will follow us here?”

“Why not? It makes me uncomfortable in my flat. What is stopping it from come here?”

That night, we sat and researched on the internet and found out about different cleansing rituals. We bought all the things listed and started trying it out from the following morning. There was uneasiness and of course we were scared but we kept at it and after a month of cleansing, it left and went away.

The kitchen seems warm and inviting now. There never were any cobwebs but somehow on that day, it appeared out of the blue. Everything has settled down and the kitchen is no longer haunted.

HAUNTED BLOG

An Encounter In Bombay

By shaishav34
(2 stories) (17 posts)
Date: 2008-09-03
Country: India
Paranormal Category: Haunted Places

This incidence happened in the year 1975. My father, then unmarried, along with his family, used to live in the Mulund East suburb of Bombay, now Mumbai.

He used to have a friend and neighbor, Jadhav. Jadhav just got a job with a Pharma Company in Mulund West suburb, and had to daily cross the railway lines to get across the suburbs, and used a cycle for travelling to work.

One night, when Jadhav was returning home at around 1:15 am after completing his third shift, he encountered a strange thing. He saw a man standing in front of him on the railway tracks, accompanied with a cycle. This man was blocking the whole crossing by placing the cycle across the road of the crossing. Jadhav saw this man, but was unable to see his face since the man was facing away from Jadhav.

At first, Jadhav asked the man to leave his way, but there was no response. After a couple of requests, Jadhav started using abusive language to persuade the man to leave the tracks, but there was still no reply. Finally, Jadhav decided to get rid of that man using some physical force. Jadhav was pretty confident about himself since he had a good physique with a height of 5 feet 11 inches and a weight of 85kg, whereas the man confronting Jadhav seemed a physically weak guy of around 45 kgs, and was only somewhere around 5 feet 2 inches tall. Jadhav stepped ahead to grip the shoulder of the man, but when Jadhav touched him, the man suddenly turned around facing Jadhav.

Jadhav saw his face and felt that it seemed something different, his face was totally white and his eyes were so deep that they weren't visible. Before Jadhav could make any move, that man landed a tight slap on Jadhav's face. The slap was so hard that Jadhav fell five feet behind on the ground. It would have been a really difficult task for a man of that height and physique to overpower a huge guy like Jadhav. Jadhav somehow managed to get up immediately but found that the man, along with his cycle, were both missing.

Fear ran through Jadhav's mind as he realized that it wasn't human. Jadhav started running towards the railway platform, which was around 200 meters from the spot. Jadhav somehow reached the railway platform and then ran all the way to his house.

From that night, Jadhav suffered from high fever along with dystentry for one week. His family performed some Puja and Havan to rid him of this fever.

Today, Jadhav lives in Pune, India. Even after more than thirty years after that incident, Jadhav still remembers that night.

I still hear people saying that the railway tracks near the crossing are haunted, and some years back, a flyover bridge was constructed on the railway crossing.

Do Ghosts Exist?

Possessed - Real Ghost Encounter in a Row House in Mumbai

By soni2006

Anil and Anamika Agnihotri bought a brand new house in Belapur, Navi Mumbai and then shifted in their sweet home, which was an independent row house and was a cross between classic row houses and a chawl in Mumbai. It had a small garden of its own and the next house was nearly 10 to 15 meters away from their house. The odd thing was that the house didn’t have a bathroom. It was outside the house, like you see in rural Indian villages. So to answer the call of nature one had to go out. However, the Agnihotris didn’t mind it, as living in this house was better than living in a one-room chawl in Vashi with Anil’s parents.
Anil was a salesman in a big garment shop in Dadar in the suburbs of Mumbai. He was frequently out of state on his sales trips. During this time, Anamika used to feel lonely so they would invite some of the relatives to stay over with Anamika. Anil had taken a loan for buying house from his boss. The happiness he saw on Anamika’s face when he purchased the house was something he would never forget in his life. In his parent’s home, they were hardly getting any privacy and Anamika also had to hide her face under the pallu (loose end of a sari covered till the forehead) as it was a rule in the family. She was the only daughter of her parents and hence was brought up by without following any family traditions and rules and regulations. Anil knew how Anamika hated this. Anil had seen many times the pain in her eyes. He than made up his mind to buy a separate home for them, so that Anamika would be free of all these traditions. He had named his house “Anamika Nivas” in the name of her wife and the couple was very happy about it.
Some months later, Anil had to leave for a trip to a nearby city, Nashik in Maharashtra, India. The couple invited Priyanka, Anamika’s young niece to stay over. Anamika and Priyanka got together very well. The age gap between them was hardly of 3 to 4 years. They had a hearty time with each other. “Isn’t her sari lovely?” commented Priyanka seeing a sari on some actress of TV serial Balika Vadhu. “Yeah lovely color. It is very nice. Wish I could have a similar one” said Anamika.

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A row house in Mumbai

The rest of the evening passed in seeing TV soaps. After having dinner, they both retired to sleep. It was around 2 in the night when Ajay, who used to live next door to their house heard a loud bang on his front door. Wondering and silently cursing the person he went to see who it was. To his shock it was a perspiring Priyanka in a panic stricken state. On seeing Ajay, she said, “Please come and see Anamika Didi. She has been possessed!”
The words didn’t register in Ajay’s mind, but when he got the gist of it he was totally shocked. “How is that possible?”, he thought. Being a student of science, he didn’t believe in all this but seeing Priyanka, he didn’t say this aloud. “Let’s go and see her”. Both of them rushed over to Anamika Nivas where the main door was slightly open. Ajay noticed that all the lights were off and remarked this to Priyanka. Priyanka herself was surprised. She had not switched off the lights. When she had rushed to Ajay’s home the lights were on. “It must be Anamika Didi” She whispered to Ajay. They climbed two steps up the main door. Ajay realized it was very cold, as if he had entered a room, which had it AC on with full blast. He shivered as he entered the dark room. He switched on the lights and as the lights came on and he felt the brilliance of light and was temporarily blinded. At that moment Piyanka screamed. The scream gave Ajay jitters and his eye’s grew accustomed to the light, but what he saw was the most horrific scene he ever had straight out of a horror film.
Anamika was sitting cross-legged on the floor with arms folded. Her face had a ghoulish grin all over it. Her hair was strewn all over her face and her eyes were red and bloodshot. She breathed very heavily. Her skin was very white and she had claw like things instead of nails. She was swaying backward and forward.

Possessed Anamika

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Ajay fought the bile in him and looked at Priyanka. She too was shocked and frozen. Gathering his wits, he asked at the form sitting on the floor, “Who are you?” The voice which answered, was gruff, a cross between a man and a woman. It was so cold that even the bravest of brave would easily pee in his pants. “I am Sunita”, said Anamika. By that time, a crowd had gathered hearing Priyanka’s scream. Coincidentally, there was a priest in the crowd. He specialized in exorcism. He entered the house and looked at Anamika. He at once understood that the woman was possessed. He signaled Ajay to keep quite and said to the figure. “Who are you? Why you have entered this woman’s body?” “I am Sunita. I live near the bathroom. She came and disturbed me. As she came near my abode and disturbed me I entered her”. “Leave this woman. She has not harmed you”, said the priest. “Never. I am able to connect to this world because of this woman only and you think I’ll throw this opportunity away? Ha!” The priest at once removed a garland of some beads from his bag and mumbled something and threw it on Anamika.
“Aiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeooooooooooooo” the voice of the ghost screamed. This scream made the blood of all the onlookers freeze with horror. It sounded like a dog howling in pain. The atmosphere was electric and the people could not take their eyes off the possessed figure now lying on the floor writhing with pain. “Aaiiieeeeooooo!!” went the scream again and the figure collapsed.
“The spirit has now left the woman” the priest said.
At once Priyanka rushed towards the figure. She took Anamika’s head on her lap and asked Ajay to bring a glass of water. Ajay got it and sprinkled some water on Anamika’s face. She woke up groggily. Seeing that Anamika was okay now the Priest said to the crowd, “Lets dig the area near the bathroom and see what we can find”.
The crowd moved to the backside of the house. Ajay too followed them. Spades were obtained from somewhere and people started digging the area. Very soon one of the persons digging the area shouted that he had hit something solid. Other diggers immediately followed his words as they too experienced something solid. Someone brought a big torch and lit it on the hole. They saw a big rectangular metal box, which was corroded on its sides.
The box was hurriedly brought out and the priest broke up the lock on the box easily with a stone. Even though people around the freshly dug up hole expected what to find inside in the box, they too recoiled when the lid was opened. A pile of yellowish colored bones lay in a heap in the box. A moth eaten salwar kameez (a two piece dress worn by women in India) was also inside, but what attracted the people most was the skull. They saw a nail in the skull, which meant the nail, was stamped in the woman when she was alive.
The priest said to the onlookers that the box along with its contents should be reported to the local crematorium so that it would be cremated as per traditional Hindu cremation rights. He informed that by doing so the spirit would be free and will attain solace. The box was carried off and the crowd dispersed.

Digging a hole for ghost

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Ajay went back to the two women and told them the happenings. He saw the two women sitting on the chairs. He asked Anamika if she could remember what had happened. Anamika said that she only recollected going to the bathroom and than blacking out. After that she said she could not remember anything else.
All this time Priyanka had kept her head on the table. She was fast asleep. “Poor girl! She had to go through all this at such a young age!”, Ajay thought. He also decided that it was better if Anamika didn’t knew she was possessed. He thought of telling this to Anil when he returns. He shook Priyanka gently and said, “Priyanka…Priyanka get up. Please come out I want to have a word with you”. He went out to the main door into the night as he heard footsteps follow him. He spoke, “I think its best not to say anything to Anamika. Not now at least. She will be very afraid. We will wait till Anil comes and then tell her. As it is she doesn’t remember anything now!” “I’ll not say anything” came Priyanka’s answer, but it was not Priyanka’s voice and her eyes blazed as Priyanka began swaying sideways.

Outside Anamika Niwas

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[was that a cooked up ghost]

Real Ghost Encounter in Khandala Bungalow

Ghost Bungalow in Khandala Mumbai

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I was in my last year college in Mumbai. I had a nice group of friends. It started when my friend Kunal purchased a bungalow in Khandala in Mumbai and we planned for a 3-day picnic to go over there. Nice of us were going, five guys and four gals. We reached Kunal's bungalow at 11 o'clock in the night. His bungalow was in a society, only having bungalows and no flats. It was really dark. His house was at the very end of the colony. The road had trees and plants everywhere, very much like a jungle. You know how Khandala looks like. It is a very spooky place at night. We reached his bungalow and settled in. It had 2 rooms on the ground floor and 4 rooms on the first floor. We had a look at the house everywhere on the ground floor and first floor and closed the doors after coming down to sit in the garden. It was a huge house with a big garden. It was very cold that night. After 1 hour, we went back in the house and sat in the hall.
We ate a little and then we were talking and cracking jokes, when suddenly Ravi, my best friend asked all of us to be quiet. After remaining quiet for one or two minutes, we started hearing some noises coming from the first floor. There was somebody who was clapping. Then, we heard a sound like someone was giggling. The clapping and giggling was heard for a minute. Then there was silence. We looked at Kunal and he already had a question mark on his face.
The only way to find out what was happening was to go on top and see for ourselves. My friend Payal asked who will go on the top and the next thing was that all eight of them were looking at me.
There was no way I was going alone. I looked at Ravi who was always by my side. He agreed to come. The moment we got up, the sounds started again. We looked at each other and sat back. Everyone said, "there is no way we are going on the top".
Everyone was shocked and terrified. The gals looked like they were about to cry. I asked Kunal that what was happening. He said he had no idea. He said this was the second time I had come to thisbungalow. First visit was when he was purchasing it.
The girls asked me and Ravi to go and check what was happening, but we both were too scared to go. Then, the girls suggested that we leave the place and go back home but Kunal and myself declined the idea. We were too scared, it was 3 a.m. and was so cold, was raining a little. It looked risky to go out at that time. I suggested we stay until morning and then leave. Reluctantly all had to agree. I told the gang to sleep a little, while me and Ravi would be awake and take guard, but nobody was able to sleep. As we were quiet. the sounds could be heard clearly at that time, clapping, giggling at times footsteps and just once we heard a whistle for a few seconds. Let me tell you when we had seen the house earlier, all the doors and windows were kept closed, and none of us opened them, so if you think the whistling sound could be the wind, it is not possible.
The next four hours were hard to pass at that spooky place. Anybody wanting to use the rest room was scared to go alone, so one person had to go along and stand outside the bathroom.
At 6 a.m., the sounds stopped and till 7, we waited. I looked at Ravi and told him that lets go on top and see now, as I am a very curious person. He agreed to come. I picked an iron rod that was lying in the garden and we went on top.
To the best of our surprise, the doors to the rooms were open whereas myself and Kunal had closed them before we had come down. The windows were still closed.
I just saw the first bedroom from outside, and there was no one. Just as we moved a little forward towards to second, I felt someone touched my hair and at the same time, Ravi felt someone stepped on his foot. We had, had enough of this.
We ran down and told everyone to pick up the bags and left as soon as possible.
This was one of my experiences with the paranormal at the bungalow in Khandala. Kunal sold the bungalow within a couple of months. There was no turning back to that place.
Kunal is a big shot and he is son of a builder. They had purchased that place as a weekend house for picnics and vacations. I don't know if any Puja was done there also."

SATURDAY, 16 APRIL 2011

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My friend and I were hearing noises in his houseone night. The sounds were coming from thekitchen, so we went down there and found cabinet doors open, which we found odd. Well on the wayback to our rooms I was trying to send a text message but couldn’t for some reason. So we stoodthere trying to figure out what was going on with the phone when we heard another door open. We looked up and saw this ghostly figure. My friend had his phone out so he quickly took a picture as thisfigure stood there for a few moments. To me it looks like the guy had been hung and is wearing astripped shirt with a black bowtie.

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Horror shows on television may have gripped our imagination, but for actor Kiran Dubey (Uma in Miilee), a real-life spooky experience has left her shaken.

This has led her to move out of the 2BHK apartment in Pataliputranagar, Oshiwara, which the actress claims is haunted. She also attributes the turmoil in her personal life relating to boyfriend Karan Kapur to the ill-luck the house bears. Ominous floods
"It all started during the July 26 floods, when my driver stayed back at my place. The next morning, he told me about this unusual spectre he saw. Initially, I refused to believe him but a chain of events following that has affected my health; my personal and professional life has taken a beating.

Whenever I napped in the afternoon, I felt restless and feverish. I would get irritated easily and have a bad temper," she says. The apparition living in the flat is said to be a lady in white robes.

"It was a brand new flat when I moved in, but electricians working there said they had felt negative vibes all the time," asserts Kiran.

Adds driver Manoj, " I don't know whether to trust my senses or dismiss it. Another day, we were about to leave for a shoot when madam realised she had left her icebox on the dining table. I went back to fetch it and to my shock, saw a woman walk out of the kitchen and enter the bedroom. When I enquired about it, the watchman said the lift would start working on its own in the middle of the night and once, somebody tried strangling him when he was asleep."

Breaking relationship
A few weeks back, the actress filed an FIR in the Oshiwara police station stating that her boyfriend had ransacked her house in her absence. This led to Kapur's arrest, though he was soon released on bail.

Says Dubey, "I really don't know what's there in that house. Our relationship took a beating and was on the verge of becoming bitter."

Adds Kapur, "Now we're back together. But one lesson I have learnt is that there are certain incidents you can't reason out."God over evil
Kiran Dubey has now moved out to a new apartment in Lokhandwala. The actress complains that she has become gullible to all kinds of superstitions post her traumatic experience.

She says, "This time I got a special puja done along with the sthapana of my mandir, before entering my new home. I strongly believe that only God can overpower all evil."

READ ABOUT THE HAUNTED FORT OF

BHANGARH

(NEAR JAIPUR)

Rajasthan, India

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Pictures from Bhangarh - The Number 1 haunted PLace in India

Bhangarh Fort

One of the archeologically important sculptures of the ruins of Bhangarh

BHANGARH-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhangarh

Indian Ghost Town of Bhangarh:

India, with its rich and long history, is full of mysteries. Perhaps none is as puzzling as what happened hundreds of years ago at a royal city in Rajasthan, now under excavation. VOA Correspondent Steve Herman went to look and has this report from the ghost town of Bhangarh.

this video was shot on 26th march 2008

Overview of Bhangarh, The Most Haunted Place in India

Ghostly ruins and fort at Bhangrah Alwar - 60km from Jaipur

Bhangarh - The Legend- Part 1

We (Puneet, Robin, Vivek, and me) went to Bhangarh in October 2009. What unfolded there could never have been imagined by anyone alive....The place was isolated and had a deathly feeling all around. As we entered the ruins of Bhangarh, cold sweat trickled down from our forehead to our necks...There...we found these two locals...who said that they had been assigned the task of carrying out puja in the premises of the ruins to keep negative energies and spirits at bay...i followed them into a dungeon where they were actually offering prayers to the Lord..in a room which was empty!! Check out the video and listen at what they have to say about Bhangarh - The Legend....![FROM INTERNET]

Bhangarh - The Legend Part 2

bhangarh a dangerous adventure

Bhangarh A HAUNTED FORT

Bhangarh:Myth Busted:-

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G.R.I.P. CONCLUSIONThe overall environment at

night in Bhangarh looks

very spooky. Any one going there alone can surely freak out due to the

strange sounds and activities of wild animals and spooky

scener