The Trip!!

One day a group of 13 students from Delhi University decided to for a couple of hours drive picnic to Bhangarh, a pre-historic site and tourist spot on the way to Alwar in Rajasthan. 

Their view was that they should chill out at night there despite the fact that trespassing Bhangarh is legally prohibited between sunset and sunrise as it is believed to be haunted. 

The people around still strongly believe that spirits enter the place after sunset and thus nobody is allowed to enter the borders of Bhangarh during this time.

They sneaked into Bhangarh and quietly entered the Bhangarh fort. This fort was built by Raja Bhagwant Singh, for his younger son Madho Singh in 1573 whose brother was the celebrated Raja Man Singh, Akbar’s General.  

There is a Tantrik ki Chatri that overlooks the fort and it is believed that the tantriks' curse led to the desertion of this whole city. 

The students hid in the fort and waited for nightfall and they were surprised that no untoward incident happened. So, they started joking amongst themselves on how the world believed it was haunted and were thus chilling inside. They started a small bonfire there as it was getting misty and cold. 

They were happily chit-chatting and sharing stories about horror, witches, wizards, zombies, ghosts, spirits, and other paranormal activities. 

Suddenly, they heard some "Aahat" and approaching footsteps. One of them saw a "Parchhayee" and said, "Ssshhhh...Koi Hai". Another guy said, "Mano Ya Na Mano" but "Darr Sabko Lagta Hai."

They then heard a tapping sound that appeared like someone was typing on a "Typewriter". As they moved slowly closer to the sound, they spotted a corridor which was illuminated and here they were shocked to see a "black mirror". More "Stranger things" were in store as they walked through. They saw more shadows at a distance that looked like the "walking dead". 

The students started feeling the chill run down their spine. They made a dash towards the main road and spotted a truck rushing towards them. They waved and it stopped and they simply jumped into it and felt relieved.

They requested the driver to drop them at Gurugram. The driver was kind enough to pick them up and give them a lift. The truck made its way towards Gurugram. 

Once they reached Gurugram, they alighted and thanked the driver for the lift. 

The driver waved at them and looked at them and smiled. The students froze.....as he looked like the "Hannibal."