Mystery of the Palace

100 years ago, there was the magnificent palace of the great maharaja of India Maharana pratap sigh. It was the symbol of courage and pride for the people of Mewar. It was built with intricate designs and grandeur. It still stands tall today, a reminder of a glorious past.Nowadays, it is known as the haunted house of the great ruler. There is a myth about it. One younger queen along with her two friend diya and niddhi went to unreveal the dark truth They decided to explore the palace at night and went inside. What they saw was unimaginable and they ran away in fright. From that day onwards, people started calling it a haunted palace. No one knows what happened in the palace that night. Since then, the palace has remained abandoned and is considered to be haunted. Rumors of strange noises and ghostly apparitions continue to circulate among the locals. People avoid going near the palace and tell terrifying tales to their children to keep them away. Some even claim to have seen a ghostly figure inside the palace. To this day, the palace remains shrouded in mystery and nobody knows what happened that fateful night.  Jill Alexander Essbaum, Hausfrau, wrote: “It doesn’t matter whether you believe in ghosts. The ghosts believe in you.” Some say that the palace is cursed and that it holds a dark secret.  Others believe that the palace is haunted by the ghosts of its past inhabitants. Whatever the truth may be, the mysteries of the palace will remain unsolved. On the other hand, there are those who say that the palace is not cursed and that the stories are nothing more than urban legends.  Some argue that the only real mystery is why so many people choose to believe in the supernatural despite its lack of evidence. Others suggest that the stories of the palace are simply a way to keep the public interested in the history and culture of the area. In conclusion, the mysteries of the palace will remain unsolved, and it is up to each individual to decide if they choose to believe in the supernatural or not.