Sadhu dreams of hidden gold, ASI to excavate fort in UP
16 Oct 2013 1:40 AM GMT
A sadhu’s dream of hidden gold treasure at Raja Rao Ram Bux Singh’s fort here has prompted a team of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to survey the area and begin excavation work from 18 October.
The sadhu, Shobhan Sarkar, had apparently dreamt that 1,000 tonnes of gold was buried in the remains of the fort situated in Daundaia Kheda village.
According to Sarkar's follower, Swami Omji, Raja Rao Ram Bux Singh, who was martyred during 1857 fight with Britishers, came in the dream of Sarkar and told him to take care of the gold buried in the remains of his fort.
Sarkar reportedly convinced Union minister Charandas Mahant of his dream, leading to which a team of ASI and Geological Survey of India (GSI) officials surveyed the area.
Mahant, minister of state for agriculture and food processing industries, had visited Sarkar’s ashram here on 22 September and 7 October and assured him of needful action.
The sadhu, Shobhan Sarkar, had apparently dreamt that 1,000 tonnes of gold was buried in the remains of the fort situated in Daundaia Kheda village.
According to Sarkar's follower, Swami Omji, Raja Rao Ram Bux Singh, who was martyred during 1857 fight with Britishers, came in the dream of Sarkar and told him to take care of the gold buried in the remains of his fort.
Sarkar reportedly convinced Union minister Charandas Mahant of his dream, leading to which a team of ASI and Geological Survey of India (GSI) officials surveyed the area.
Mahant, minister of state for agriculture and food processing industries, had visited Sarkar’s ashram here on 22 September and 7 October and assured him of needful action.
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