Every 25 at night, Bhoot Chaturdashi is said that the spirit haunting Dub Pukura water is coming back from afar. You can hear the screams of the spirit considered a witch over shadowy water.
Hidden among the state-of-the-art buildings of the town of Haldia lies a seemingly innocent pond known as Dub Pukur (ডুব পুকুর). A sinister secret is lurking under his peaceful surface – a story about spells, murder and restless ghosts, which to this day arouse fear among the local people.
Haldia is today an industrial port city in Bengal West on the Haldi River, from Ganges. The Skindari area was ruled by the Mahiszad family of paradise and it is in a relationship with these kings, the story of ghosts comes.
Midwife Witch haunting Dub Pukur
Legend has it that at the beginning of the 18th century, during the peak of Royals of Mahishadal Rajbari, a midwife accused of witch and distribution of children stood in the face of a gloomy fate at the hands of a vindictive crowd.
The details of this story are uncommon and there is not much to delve into legend when it began to be told. Some of the few sources say that the midwife was attacked by witches and they devoured the child when the queen gave birth.
Daayans or witches in Indian folklore are often considered a kind of succut with vampire features, because it is often said that they are fed with their victims of power. As in the rest of the world, senior or widowed women were often witch hunting items. And also women in some professions, such as being a midwife, who is often accused of being witches.
In any case, the midwife was blamed and a crowd was created. She met and dragged away from Mahiszad to the depths of the forest along the banks of the Haldi River, she met her premature end in the shadowy waters of Dub Pukur on a cobblestone night.
Visiting Bhoot CHORATIDASHI
From this memorable night, Dub Pukur has become a place of fear and superstitions, enveloped in amazing stories about paranormal activity. Every 25 years, on the night of Bhoot Chaturdashi, the 14th day of Krishny Paksh, residents report that hearing a bloody scream coming out of the depths of the pond-Mrozy reminder of the tragic extension of the midwife.
In West Bengal, he believes on the eve of this shadowy night, the souls of the deceased go to earth to visit their loved ones. That night they also perform rituals to tear off evil spirits.
But the horror does not end there. In the morning featherlight of Daliwi, a festival of lights, devoid of life of a missing person is often discovered ominously in the shadowy waters of Dub Pukur – a gloomy testimony of a vengeful spirit that still persecutes its depth.
References:
Naraka CHURATYDASHI – Wikipedia Wikipedia
List of supposedly haunted locations in India – Wikipedia
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