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GUMNAMI BABA :THE UNTOLD MYSTERY
[edit]Where whispers of the wind danced with the shadows in the depth of a forgotten forest, there lived a mysterious figure known as Gumnami Baba. Cloaked in darkness, he wandered the labyrinthine puzzle paths, his presence was wrapped in an enigma.
Regional legends spoke of his arrival in the dead of night, when the moon cast an eerie glow upon the ancient land of Uttar Pradesh. No one knew from where he came, nor the purpose of his solitary existence. Some conveyed that he was a sage, others believed him to be a pilgrim, but none dared to approach him, fearing some unknown circumstances.
Gumnami Baba possessed an aura of mystique when a Hindi daily from Uttar Pradesh, 'Naye Log', published their article with a shocking story which claimed the sadhu was none other than Netaji in disguise on October 28, 1985, after the death of Gumnami Baba . Rumors spread like wildfire through the village, tales of wishes granted and dreams shattered.
Some living near-by, claimed to have seen the old man transform into a creature of shadows, disappearing into the night. Others whispered of his ability to heal the sick and bring peace to troubled souls. But amidst the rumors and speculations, one thing remained certain - Gumnami Baba held the key to the mysteries of his life. After his death, when retrieval process was executed, Shakti Singh, who was also the special invitee of the operation, said that a family photograph of Netaji, three rolex watches, including a pocket watch, and a large number of letters were recovered from the 26th box of his trunk.
Yet, after this incident, many investigations were executed but nothing came out of the hidings. Thus, despite the allure of the whole world, Gumnami Baba remained an enigma, forever beyond the limit of mortal understanding. “Gumnami Baba”- the only name that echoed through the ages remained a symbol of the unknown and the unexplained. His legacy was a tapestry of wonder and mysterious facts, forever woven not only into the fabric of the forgotten forest of Uttar Pradesh, but through the whole world. And so, the legend of Gumnami Baba remained as a glorious secret that would forever captivate the hearts of those who dared to travel the mysterious realm of the Gumnami Baba(means “unknown sage”).
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[edit]- Based on the true recoveries on Bhagwanji.
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- Related movie : Gumnaami(2019)
References
[edit]- What Happened to Netaji By Anuj Dhar (2015)[6]
- An Indian Pilgrim ( An Unfinished Autobiography. This Is the First Part of the Two-Volume Original Autobiography of Subhas Chandra Bose First Published in 1948 by Thacker Sprink and Co)By Subhas Bose (2013)[7]
- Bose:The Untold Story of an Inconvenient Nationalist Penguin Books, Indian History and Biographies By Chandrachur Ghose (2022)[8]
- Gumnami Baba:A Case History By Adheer Som (2018)[9]
- Netaji: Living Dangerously By Kingshuk Nag (2015)[10]
- Conundrum:Subhas Bose's Life After Death By Chandrachur Ghose, Anuj Dhar (2019)[11]