Monday, 8 February 2016

Search of haunted places in Delhi

    Yesterday, Tuntun calls me, said "shooting club chalna hai". I said O.K. We go to Sportz Craft Inc, shooting club in Punjabi Bagh, Delhi. It was amazing experience. The cost of shooting there is Rs 280 for 30 shots. We did both pistol as well as gun shooting there.

    Then Tuntun says , "ab kahan chalna hai". I said "Agrasen ki Baoli". We reached there within half an hour. It is an old well built by Maharaja Agrasen. It is said to be one of the most haunted places in Delhi. It is also a favorite hangout place for the youngsters.

    Then we left for Bhuli Bhatiyari ka mahal, Jhandewalan. It is situated in the Delhi Ridge. It is also said to be Delhi's one of the most haunted places. Nearby there is a place called 'Rangmanch' which is also said to be haunted. People says there was a fire accident took place in 'Rangmanch (theater)' and many people had died there. One can find very tight security in this region.

    After that, we left for the search of another haunted place in Delhi, called Malcha Mahal. It is situated right next to Delhi Earth Station on the Bistdari Road in Delhi Ridge. It is the restricted part of the forest behind the Buddha Jyanti Park (Buddha Garden), the palace is awfully scary. Malcha Mahal is also known as Bistdari Mahal. Begum Wilayat Mahal, the great granddaughter of Nawab of Oudh was given this place along with her children Prince Riaz and Princess Sakina by the Government after her long protest for the return of her properties spread across the country. Begum Wilayat Mahal committed suicide by drinking crushed diamonds. Her body was lying on her study desk for 10 days and her kids were mourning in grief. The night before Prince Riaz buried her, both her kids slept with her dead body. Since her mother’s death, Princess Sakina has only wore black colour.
    We had not gone inside the Malcha mahal but had crossed from there nearby as there was too much security there which may be because of ISRO's satellite station is also there inside the jungle just few feet away from Malcha mahal.
   

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