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Haunted Houses

I believe every city, village or town has its share of haunted houses. Wah also has got some of them. I have been watching and hearing stories about these houses since childhood. At small age, I accepted whole heartedly the terror and superiority of ghosts and phantoms of haunted houses. They were also used as the most effective weapon by my mother to leash me.

Two haunted houses are most vivid in my memory. I would summarize them and their stories to you. I had also tagged the houses with my own names. One is ‘Bhootik’ and the other is ‘Bhaoo’. Dont ask me the raison ‘d etre of names, as they are the creation of a small terrorized mind.

Bhootik exists even now and is being used extensively and effectively by mothers all around to scare hell out of their childern. Bhootik is a single story house of perhaps 4 rooms with a front small lawn. The lawn is littered with brown gloomy shrubs, tall yellow ominous grass and other incriminating outgrowths. There is also a bald tree of God knows what specie. The condition of house is rickety and paint has almost vanished. All the windows are broken, but they are heavily grilled. Some people have put on black and red clothes on them to keep the ghosts inside. Some people swear that they have heard the wailing of a women in night especially when moon is not out. To tell you the truth, I have also heard the dragging of something( may be a corpse), when I passed it some days ago, but incidentally there is marketplace near the house, so when can’t be sure, you know.

They story associated with Bhootik is that there used to live a very pretty and noble women here who fell in love with a guy. Parents of girl didn’t approve of the guy and guy wasn’t sincere also. One night guy came with his friends and murdered all of the family, raped the girl, killed her cruelly, took all the valuables away. The only thing remained there was the restless wandering ghost.

The other house is ‘Bhaoo’. This house is not as frightening as Bhootik but has got enough despondency. Its a big house, with 8 rooms and a surrounding gardens. Many people tried to live here, but ran away. Even a bank tried to use it for its office, but ghosts also threw them out. Due to these habitation tries, the condition of house is not bad, though its deteriorating rapidly. Despite of a new paint and well-kept garden, the sense of apparition drips from the house. One can sense in his bone marrow that inside somewhere the phantoms are lurking, the ghosts are waiting, the specters are wailing. Some people bet that they have seen stains of blood and rolls of hair thrown out of windows of house in dark nights.

I admit that I really don’t have the guts to prove the hauntedness of these houses, neither have any desire too to do so. Have you known any haunted house? If yes, please share.

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  • 1
    Vaibhav
    December 8th, 2006 18:42 GMT

    Hey dude ..
    Thrillin story.. hehehe !!
    Awesomely written .. really !
    And to tell you the truth . I was also scared by just reading it out … Imagine !

  • 2
    Syed Kamal
    December 12th, 2006 23:30 GMT

    I want to tell you about a haunted house in Wah. It was one of those “C” type bungalows with nice gate and driveway in the front, and a huge yard on the side and the back.

    For those of you who are not from Wah Cantt, let me paint a broader picture. The town of Wah Cantt along with a great deal of residential area was built shortly after independence of Pakistan with British expertise. The town is very nicely laid out with lots of open spaces.

    At any rate the C type bungalows are single storey, duplex variety (means there is another unit attached) The house I am speaking about was different than many others in many ways. First of all there was a concrete badminton court on the right side of the house, (with this tip alone you should be able to find the house) with a grape fruit tree on each corner of the court. Most bungalows in Wah have lots of greenary around them. But this one had so many trees (mostly fruit trees) in the yard that day light just barely made it into the house. Most of the houses of that era have full glass windows and doors. The residents of this house had taken many unusal steps, for example all of the glass doors and windows were painted Black to totally block out sun and view. It is hard to understand why anyone would do that.

    The first bed room was occupied by mom and dad, the second bed room was used by the 3 younger childern. The box room (storage room) was small and perfect for the grand mother. The residents added a small room in the front veranda for the two older kids. What teenager would not like a room with a direct access to kitchen and pantry. Any overnight guests were assigned to a corner of the dining room. Dining room also doubled as TV lounge.

    Most of the strange things happened in the Dining room. It all began with the arrival of a relative who had just started a new job at the local Boys college. This relative was not only a professor of english but a teller of great tales. Most of his tales were scary. And he didn’t seem to run out f them. Every one of his tales was scarier than the last. Funny thing about scary tales is that while you are scared you don’t want the guy to stop either. I don’t know why that is but you know that it is true.

    It was a dark and stormy night, don’t look at me like that, it really was, you don’t think I am making it up, do ya. Every word I told you so far is true. I could even give you the address of the house but it may cause some inconvenience for the current residents so I won’t. The other thing is that no matter how scary something is on TV or film it can never be scarier than a story well told or only half exposed. It is the suspense of not knowing which makes the story scary. Besides your mind can dream up scarier things than anyone can depict in any movie.

    Anyhow the residents of the home often complained of feeling that someone was follwing them when they walked through the house alone or at night. In facts some of he kids in the family were so afraid that when they had to go in to an unoccupied room they would keep making meaningless noises to warn away evil spirits. Some complained of seeing spectres moving about the house and even going through the walls. Nothing really bad ever happened except once when one of the kids saw a severed human head on a platter with fresh blood dripping from it, through the window. By the time his mom came around to see it, it wasn’t there.

    The mother complained that often the sweets or the cookies she made would disappear. But I don’t think we could blame this one on the ghosts, I think it was the kids. You can trust me this one, cause I was there. Yes we lived in that house for a long time. And those stories our relative told that was just his way of keeping us out of the Dining room and the TV lounge.

    Have fun, stay safe and help fellow man.

    Visit www.strandedpakistani.org to learn a true and most tragic tale.

  • 3
    Fahad
    October 22nd, 2007 16:30 GMT

    Fahad thst is really interesting Post, i want 2 visit these house, i ofyen go to Wah Cantt. Can U tell me in Wah Cantt where r these Houses
    Contact me on my Email Plz

    fahad_daywalker@yahoo.com

    Waiting for ur reply

  • 4
    Mohammad Yusha
    July 5th, 2008 17:11 GMT

    Good Post! ghosts, demons etc are nothing but jinns.


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