Lawyers, staff in Delhi's Karkardooma court complex convinced that it's haunted
The usual cacophony of lawyers, petitioners and visitors at the Karkardooma Court Complex has of late been replaced by hushed talk about ghosts, spirits and the supernatural.


A screenshot from one of the videos being shared on YouTube. Don't worry that guard doesn't switch on the comps.[/caption]Many claim that they have seen their spirits roaming in the premises on numerous occasions. There are many stories. Some lawyers said once they were sipping tea when it fell on one of them on its own, while another said they saw a spirit at one of the lawyer's chamber and many times at the complex library.However, the sprits are "harmless" and "never disturb", said Pankaj Yadav, who works in the building.Meanwhile, a team of paranormal investigators who inspected the complex a few days ago has not ruled out the possibility of presence of something inside the building. "We have experienced some abnormal activities and there might be something inside the building," Rajnish Jha, one of the investigators, told IANS.However, Jha did provide answers to some of the questions. "During investigations, we found that the computers were turning on automatically due to the self-programming software installed in the computers and the bubbles were caused by the creation of an electromagnetic field in the room which is not visible to the naked eye," Jha said."The electromagnetic field could have been generated due to the power house which supplies electricity to the entire building, below the library," Jha told IANS.But we are still keeping a close watch, he added. Jha and his team visited the complex on the night of 2 September. But this has not satisfied the lawyers and those who work in the court complex. They are still wary of the spirits that are seen floating around particularly in the night.IANSOne of the videos that is circulating online about the ghosts in the building

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