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No.195
Jodhpur Baby was a strange humanoid body discovered in Jodhpur's Bawadi village, where the villagers were digging a tube well to fetch water.
The creature resembles a small humanoid creature, almost human in nature. It appears to be 5 inches in height. It has very large, bulbous eyes, dark red skin, and a lighter underbelly
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EUg9pd
No.198
>>195(OP)
>Underdeveloped infant primate
I thought we Indians were meant to be smarter than this. One dna test could let us know that is just a early birth of underdeveloped animal. Hope it is dead, or it would have been in agony.
zxURRV
No.201
>>195(OP)
>Urban legends
Indian urban legends are partially Dehati legends.
Anyways, have you guys heard of this thing called pichchal pairi?
Or chudai ke pair ulte hote hai? and such things?
Basically, the idea is that some evil spirits have feet in the opposite direction. Maybe because they are walking in the path opposite to that of God/liberation.
It's a recurring theme not just in India, but in many cultures ranging from Americas, to Ireland, to Eastern Europe, to Southeast Asia and so on.
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Indian urban legends...
Well, there's a little forest in the middle of Delhi called the Delhi Ridge Forest.
It houses a graveyard of sorts and an abandoned palace called Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal.
It's said to be haunted and people usually have terrible experiences when they go there.
Let me think of more...
There's a haunted tree in Dwarka where people end up having lots of accidents or something.
There's some white sari bhootjeeta who runs after cars in Delhi cant area. People go there at night to fuck around and find out.
4TT0Ir
No.361
Bump
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