The first haunted place on our list is Delhi Cantonment, also known as Delhi Cantt. It is one of the most scariest sites in the capital. People say various stories about the ghost lady of Delhi Cantonment. It is said that Delhi Cantt is the shelter of a lady ghost who was supposedly killed in a car accident. Many people who have visited the area have experienced her existence repeatedly. The lady’s spirit tries to attract passersby, and if people do not stop their cars, she runs after the car and disappears if they stop.Older people advise not to stop vehicles if someone tries to stop you while passing this area.
Another famous haunted site is Jamali-Kamali Masjid, situated inside the Mehrauli Archaeological Park. The place is named after two well-known Sufi saints who were buried in 1535. Shaikh Jamali Kamboh, a Sufi saint and poet, was nicknamed ‘Jamali’, and ‘Kamali’ was his follower and lover. According to stories, they were madly in love. Their graves each have a symbolic pen box, kept in a manner that indicates that they were undoubtedly lovers. Once you enter the tomb, you will get an unusual, notorious feeling. You will also get to hear various kinds of disturbing sounds calling out to you. These sounds supposedly come from the graves of the Sufi saints. It is said that visiting the tomb at night is unsafe.
This Banyan tree near the Metro station of Dwarka Sector 9 is said to be a source of fear; the contractor involved in the construction of this road tried to remove it but never succeeded. It is believed that a woman in white came in dreams to warn labourers to stay away from the tree. Many claimed that she slapped them. Despite these spooky encounters, the contractor refused to cut this tree and built a temple there.
People in the surrounding area, mainly the ones working at night, claim that a woman draped in a White saree is near the tree asking for a lift and, on refusing, runs with the vehicle.
A long 10-km stretch of greenery near the Vasant Kunj area of south Delhi known as Sanjay Van, with its unique blend of history and reported hauntings. This area has many major mausoleums of Sufi saints, and you will also find broken embankments of Qila Rai Pithora in the middle of the van.
Many people have heard noises like kids crying and screaming, and many others have seen a female dressed in white walking around the bushes. These reported paranormal activities have added to the intrigue of Sanjay Van, which is home to some of the oldest banyan and peepal trees, ideal inhabitation for ghosts.
Located in the Rohini district, Khooni Nadi is a small stream surrounded by trees and is believed to be a haunted place, as the locals living in this region have noticed several mysterious incidents here. Though there’s not much proof of the place being haunted, it scares people living nearby. You’ll rarely find any human in the area as the sun sets.
According to the stories, the river tries to pull in, and whoever enters. Many have died here, but they are believed to be accidents. It is a shallow stream that seems like it can't take any life, but it does. Also, the drowned bodies have never been recovered. The locals have heard crying noises and other spooky sounds near the water body. Some say that there is a feeling that someone is staring at them.
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