Warangal, August 18: Amrapali Kata, the Urban Collector of Warangal in Telangana recently told a private web channel that she believes that there was a ghost at the government bungalow allotted to her by the district administration. A video of the shocking admission has gone viral on social media. While her claims remain to be verified by a paranormal expert, Kata’s statement has definitely stirred a controversy.

In the video, the high ranking official can be seen sharing interesting facts about the bungalow apart from claiming that there was a ghost co-inhabiting the space with her. The foundation stone of the home was laid by Mrs George Palmer who was the wife of a superintendent engineer posted here about 133 years ago, said Kata.

Examination of signatures and other documents has led Deccan Chronicle to confirm that George Palmer was indeed the man responsible for laying roads around the time. Under the Nizam's rule, Palmer was also in charge of the construction of buildings in several areas in and around Karimnagar, Khammam, and Warangal.

Kata also said that the building which is more than 130 years old has started developing cracks. With a ceiling as high as 20-ft in one of the rooms, the bungalow has corners which allow rainwater to enter it. Renovation work is currently underway at the building, she added.

Officers who were posted in Warangal before her reportedly told the district collector that they had experienced paranormal activities on the first floor of the bungalow. They warned me to not sleep on the first floor which was used like a storeroom since there is a ghost there, said Kata. The official further added that she had the entire place cleaned up after she moved in, however, she never dared to sleep on the first floor of the bungalow where she believes a ghost is awaiting company for almost 133 years now.

Courtesy: www.timesnownews.com



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Tehran/Washington: Iran’s Fars News Agency has reported that two missiles struck a US Navy vessel near Jask in the Strait of Hormuz, citing local sources.

According to the report, the vessel was hit after it allegedly ignored warnings from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to halt.

There has been no official confirmation from US authorities on the reported incident so far.

The development comes shortly after US President Donald Trump said Washington would begin “Project Freedom” to guide stranded ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

US Central Command said the operation would involve 15,000 military personnel along with more than 100 land- and sea-based aircraft, warships and drones.

Further details about the reported strike and any damage or casualties remain unclear.