Top 2 haunted places in India

1. Bhangarh Kila(fort):

The Alwar district in Rajasthan is known to be one of the most haunted places in India. Raja built this fort in the 17th century.

It is heard that an occultist was starstruck by the beauty of Rajkumari Nanavati. to get her, this occultist performed black magic, but, unfortunately,y the magic somehow went wrong lead to the death of the occultist.

During this incident, the occultist cursed that the village of Chandigarh will never exist in the future and the village people will never get peace to their soul.

After a month, the neighboring state attacked the bhangra fort, and everyone, including Rajkumari Nanavati, died. Till today, the Chandigarh fort is still abandoned.

Local residues believe that the spirits of villagers still wander around the fort. They say if anyone enters the fort after sunset, they never return. People have also seen a blurred vision of someone resembling Rajkumari ratnavati at night.

During the day, when tourists visit the fort, some people have seen a small door behind which is always dark. After going there, people usually hear noises of people whispering in their ears.

Many people have also seen a man asking about his lost goat to them at the entry and have seen the same man with his goat wandering inside the fort, and he refuses to ask about his goat to them.

Local residues also say that they hear noises of sword fighting and people crying at night.

Due to all these stories, many people decided to spend a night and share their experiences with people, but sources say they never returned to share their experiences. These incidents made the Indian government officially close the fort after sunset.

2. Shaniwarwada fort:

This fort is located in the city of Pune, Maharashtra. Known as one of the most haunted and biggest forts in Maharashtra. The walls of Shaniwarwarda are filled with horrifying mysterious stories.

During the daytime, many tourists are seen here. But along with the setting of the sun, the beauty of this fort starts to set, and it becomes a perilous place.

Sources say, at night, especially on Poornima, a vivid sound of a teenage boy screaming is heard. There is indeed a mystery behind it.

Built-in 1732 by the known Peshwa Bajirao. After his son Balajirao, his smallest grandson Narayan Rao at the age of 16, became the ruler. The workload was handled by his uncle Raghunath Rao.

On the night of 30th August 1732, Narayan Rao was brutally killed inside the fort. It is believed that Narayan Rao was killed by his own people.

Raghunath Rao's wife anandibai always was jealous of Narayan Rao as she wanted to be called the wife of Peshwa, but this couldn't happen.

However, Narayan Rao came to know that some people from their fort wanted his death and Raghunath Rao, due to this, was house arrested.

Just a few days after this incident, Raghunathrao's wife Anandibai planned the death of Narayan Rao and was succesful in it.

Narayan Rao was crying for help - kaka, mala vachva but unfortunately, no one came to his rescue, and he died.

Since then, his spirit wanders in the wall of shaniwarwada, and his moanings are heard clearly on the night of Poornima. Due to these incidents, people fear entering the fort after sunset.