top 5 haunted places in Punjab horror story in hindi
Punjab is also known as the land of Gurus. Where Gurudwara Sahib has been built at every nook and corner. Although there is no such haunted place in Punjab, due to the high death rate for the last few decades, ghosts have made their home there. Today we will tell you about some such places: You people might not have heard about all those places anywhere else.
Punjab is also known as the land of Gurus. Where Gurudwara Sahib has been built at every nook and corner. Although there is no such haunted place in Punjab, due to the high death rate for the last few decades, ghosts have made their home there. Today we will tell you about some such places: You people might not have heard about all those places anywhere else.
1. Railway station of Ludhiana:-
Today, some railway stations have been closed due to the fear of ghosts or people who hesitate to go there in the darkness of night, let alone in the daylight. Ludhiana Railway Station is also considered 'haunted' by the people as one of the ticket reservation rooms of the railway station has some scary incidents and is called a haunted room. In 2004, Subhash, a former computer reservation officer, died mysteriously in his room. He was a hard-working employee so he did not like his work being handed over to any other staff member, even though he never took leave from his work. People believe that his studiousness has not left him even after his death after so many years. It is said that after his death, no other employee could work peacefully in that room and ultimately the department had to close that room forever. People working at the station say that when they are alone at this station at night, they feel the presence of someone.
2. Bhagta bhai ka village, Bathinda:-
A village in Bathinda district. Several years ago, something happened for which there is no other explanation. People say that Bhagta Bhai had a jinn. With whom he talked. Bhagta Bhai had got a water well constructed from that genie. The story goes, once a government official came to Bhai Bhagta to get his daughter treated, she was possessed by a jinn, Bhai Bhagta helped him and in return, the official gave bricks for the construction of a well in the village. Promised to deliver, but he was unable to deliver the goods at the construction site. Bhai Bhagta ordered the genie to deliver the goods to the place. The villagers not only saw the goods reaching the place but also saw the well being constructed and that too in just one night. Locals say that even today this Jain lives near that well. It is one of the most haunted places in Punjab.
3. PGI Chandigarh:-
PGI is a hospital that is famous throughout the world because it is a famous hospital as well as a college. People come to the hospital to get their treatment, many of whom die and their post-mortem is also done in these hospitals. Due to this his soul keeps wandering here. A portion of this hospital is haunted. First, she got an abortion done in this hospital and preserved the fetus in a jar. Due to this, the patients undergoing treatment here have confessed that they have felt or experienced some supernatural energy around them.
4. Railway track, Amritsar:-
It's been a while since this incident happened. It has been known as a dystopia since October 19, 2018. On the day of Dussehra, a Hindu festival, people had gathered in large numbers in an open ground near the tracks to celebrate it and the Ravana Dahan program was going on, with spectators enjoying the fun. He did not feel or sense the train coming towards him. Those people could not hear the siren of the train due to the loud noise of firecrackers and fireworks. Due to this, the train crushed many people among the spectators. 62 people were killed in this incident. Local people of the area say that during the night they hear people screaming for help and the sound of them knocking on their doors.
5. Railway telephone exchange office, Bathinda:-
The British ruled India for a long time and they tortured people here and there and conducted post-mortems. Today the spirits of those people wander in those places. There used to be a Post Marten Room here during the British rule. The British authorities used this building to hold the post-mortems of criminals, whom they used to kill by hanging. At that time this was a hospital. Today it has been converted into a telephone exchange, but the characteristic red-glass windows date back to the British era. The present railway employees working there have felt the presence of negative energy around them but it has not caused any harm to anyone so far. Because of this, this place is considered a hotel.
