Most haunted tunnels in India
                     Most Hunted 
Tunnels In 
India
1. TUNNEL 33: THE STORY
• Tunnel No 33 takes its name from Colonel Barog, who is 
also believed to haunt the site. In 1898 the job of 
building a tunnel in this area was assigned to Colonel 
Barog, who was a railway engineer, and to get the work 
finished in a stipulated time. 
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1. TUNNEL 33: THE STORY 
CONTD.
• He miscalculated and even after boring holes and 
digging up to the center of the mountain, the staff from 
various ends did not meet in the center. He was 
dismissed from the job because of the colonel's stupidity, 
and also fined by the government.
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1. TUNNEL 33: THE STORY 
CONTD.
• Since the engineer committed suicide while walking along the 
tunnel, locals claim that Colonel Barog 's spirit is still alive in the 
tunnel. 
• The government tried to close the unfinished tunnel but broke 
the lock each time. Even so, it is assumed that his spirit is 
benevolent and peaceful, and does not bother anyone. 
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2. CHITTOOR, ANDHRA 
PRADESH
• Local people near this place claimed this station was being 
haunted for its tales. 
• One CRPF official named Hari Singh, got down at Chittoor railway 
station and was attacked by fellow RPF personnel and TTEs. 
• Since then this officer's soul is thought to be pursuing revenge.
Source: Daily Mail
3. BEGUNKODAR, WEST 
BENGAL
• Then there's Begunkodar, India's own ghost-station. Lachan Kumari, a 
local Santhal queen, donated some of her lands to the railways in the 
Purulia district, in West Bengal, in the early 1960s. 
• Sometime in 1967, the stationmaster saw a white-clothed woman, 
whom he assumed to be an apparition. He died afterwards, with the 
villagers suspecting the woman's ghost had murdered him. 
Source: The Indian Express
3. BEGUNKODAR, WEST 
BENGAL CONTD.
• Some think the daughter of the stationmaster had committed 
suicide on the tracks, too. 
• The station eventually fell into disuse. Even though officials on 
the railway refute the village ghost stories, the villagers 
themselves vouch for some horror tales.
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4. GOLCONDA FORT TUNNEL
• It is said that the Sultans' durbar hall in the Golconda Fort to the Gosha 
Mahal near the Charminar also had a hidden tunnel. 
• In the early 1950s attempts were made to clear the tunnel from the 
Golconda Fort under the orders of grandson Prince Mukarram Jah of the 
Nizam. 
Source: LBB
5. DWARKA SECTOR 9, DELHI 
• One of the Delhi's metro station, Dwarka Sector 9 is haunted as per the 
rumors. 
• People believe a lady-ghost runs behind cars on the roads at night near 
this station. People avoid this station in late evening.
Source: Naukri Nama
6. RABINDRA SAROBAR, 
WEST BENGAL
• Rabindra Sarobar is a station of the Kolkata Metro. The station is quite a 
popular place in the city because of its haunted stories. 
• When the last metro that passes this station around 10:30 pm, it is said that 
people can spot a ghost-like appearance on the tracks.
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