Heavenly Pranksters. From our own correspondent. Mianwali, May 31. A supernatural phenomenon here is taxing the brains of the wise and holy men of Mianwali. Three houses in the main bazar are being bombarded day
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Marir Hasan, Rawalpindi, Pakistan (1963)
The ghosts, jinn, fairies and imps are a strange lot and they have an unpleasant way of poking their nose into places where they have no earthly business to do so. The spooks or jinns
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Legends of the Murree Hills. The last number of the Calcutta Review contains an interesting article, by Lieutenant R.C. Temple, from which we make the following extracts: – The Sadr Bazar was built under the
Continue ReadingLahore, Punjab, Pakistan (1960)
Mysterious fire in B.D. Member’s house. By our staff correspondent. A mysterious fire which suddenly envelops clothes and other goods in the house of Ghulam Muhammad Halwai in Lahore Cantonment, has caused a great sensation
Continue ReadingGujar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan (1951)
Ghost fire scares Gujarkhan. Rawalpindi, Oct. 30 (App). What has been described by spiritualists as a diabolical work of some evil spirit, who have made a 12-year-old girl’s body as their repository, a ghost fire,
Continue ReadingFaisalabad (Lyallpur), Pakistan (1934)
Rain of brickbats. Spirit influence said to be responsible. Delhi, Wednesday. Poltergeist influences are believed to be the explanation of a strange phenomenon of a rain of brickbats on a house of a landowner in
Continue ReadingHiran Minar, Sheikhupura, Pakistan (1934)
Mysterious Showers of Stones. A story from Sheikhupura. Sheikhupura, July 5. A mysterious phenomenon of showers of stones from invisible sources is reported by a party of hikers and sight-seers who were bivouacking in the
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A Karachi Poltergeist. Showers of stones at a funeral. From our correspondent, Karachi, July 6th. A midnight Hindu religious ceremonial feast in a Karachi building on Saturday, in mourning for a child drowned in a
Continue ReadingLahore, Punjab, Pakistan (1930)
Haunted House Mystery. Locked Doors Which Opened Themselves. (“Leicester Mail” Correspondent.) Lahore (received To-day). Ghosts are usually associated with old manors or dilapidated houses; it is rare that they visit newly-constructed dwellings. Such a problem,
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