This mausoleum is built of red sandstones that make a stark contrast against the clear sky which is simply a delight to the eyes of the devotees. It is believed that this area was also one of the former abodes of Vidura - one of the intellectual ministers of the Kauravas. Meerut City in Uttar Pradesh is all about getting to know the local culture, history and not to mention some real smooth delicacies. If you want to witness all this for yourself then you will need to cover an approximate distance of 82, 1,, 1,, 2, km from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru respectively.
Check out the below-mentioned details on how you can reach GP Block via different means of public transportation. It is one of the busiest airports in India and is located at a distance of around 90 km from GP Block. The airport has excellent connectivity with many Indian cities. After deboarding the flight you would further need to travel via bus or a cab to reach here. Meerut is quite well connected to other cities via train routes. Both the stations have fairly good connectivity with nearby cities.
After deboarding the train, you would need to take a cab to reach this place. Nizamuddin Station and deboard at Meerut Cant. Meerut also has very good connectivity via road networks. It would be a hassle-free experience for you to reach this place via nearby towns and cities. Meerut's haunted building blocks: fact or fiction? News City News meerut News Meerut's haunted building blocks: fact or fiction? This story is from August 25, On a full moon night it could be an ideal setting for a horror flick.
In fact, nobody has cared, or perhaps dared, to stay here since the s. However, in , after a national news channel reported that it was among the 10 most haunted sites of India, locals began exchanging all kinds of stories. The three walked some distance silently and then the three turned to their paths.
He decided to go to his bike and there was also one of the guys walking in front of him and turned when he heard footsteps but did nothing and continued walking in the dark silently after reaching the main street the year-old hired a Rickshaw and went his jolly way.
The blogger was at first confused about what happened at that time and decided to leave the place but the next day he went to the same paan shop and talked with the shop owner about what he saw and experienced last night and the reaction of the paan shop owner shocked him.
The shop owner laughed and said that there is no such thing as a ghost in the GP Block. When asked about the lady in a red dress he further explained that there is no such thing as a lady in a red dress, it's just some prostitutes people hire and spend their night at this place. When asked why there are no houses nearby and why people are scared to enter the place he said that the land is under army protection so there are no houses nearby and why would anyone enter a place which looks like it can fall any moment.
He said that anyone would have answered his question regarding the ghosts and yes there are no ghosts over there and everybody in Meerut knows this. The caretakers living at the place come and go they do not permanently live there. There many abandoned places in India which are used as a secret place to do things like smoking and drinking which are not very open topics one can talk about in India. The topic of alcohol in itself considered taboo. Prostitution, although it is there in every city of India, is a big no-no for society.
The younger generation is growing up in a conservative household where topics like drinking are not openly discussed due to which they have formed this notion in their mind that it must be something cool. There are always some people who become a resource for others to learn new things. While none of others found anything spooky for over six months, the mother said she saw a lady wearing red and was spooked out.
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