UP: 'Ghost' scares away girls from hostel in Jhansi


Jhansi, Oct 7 (IANS): The inmates of a hostel of Veerangna Jhalkari Bai Government Girls Polytechnic College in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi had a spooky experience after which nearly 63 inmates left their rooms.

According to the girl inmates, they saw shadows, heard sounds of people running on the roof, experienced vigorous shaking of windows and fluctuating electricity, among others, on Wednesday evening.

The students submitted a complaint to the principal G.S. Yadav, and said that they would only return after consultation with their families.

A hostel inmate said, "Some local boys might have entered the hostel premises to scare us. The hostel is secluded with zero security on the campus. The only Prantiya Rakshak Dal guard is stationed nearly 150 metre from the hostel. Moreover, there are no CCTV cameras."

The principal of the institution has said that an internal investigation has been launched into the incident.

 

  

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Fri, Oct 07 2022

    Anything and everything is possible under the double engine growth Sarkars......with Tom, Jerry and Jack on the driving seats.

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  • Jossy Tauro, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 07 2022

    Dongi baabas ghosts roaming around hostel. Everything happening in UP. And our Andhbhakts want Yogi model in our state.

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