_THE TRUE STORY OF NALE BA( ओ स्त्री कल आना_)

THE TRUE STORY OF NALE BA( ओ स्त्री कल आना)

A lady of Karnataka married a man of another caste. No member of the village was happy with this decision. Now there was a feeling of revenge in their hearts.. On the very night of the marriage, the residents of the village together killed the boy by stabbing him, then poured kerosene on him and burnt him.. and also killed the woman by deceit. After that, the unsatisfied soul of that woman started killing people to take her revenge. Nale Ba or Naale Baa (English: "come tomorrow") is a popular folk legend which features prominently in areas across Karnataka, India. "Naale Baa" has been found written on the doors and walls of the towns and villages for certain years. Villagers write this on walls to prevent the entry of a malevolent spirit into their homes. It is believed that malevolent spirits or witches roam at night and take away children. In some variations, people used to believe that a witch or a malevolent spirit roam around the houses and calls out the names of people. If the person replies, he or she is said to die by vomiting blood. In some other variations of the myth, the spirit is believed to be a bridal ghost who roams around the town in search of her husband. She is known to take away the man of the house who is often the sole earning member of the family, therefore bringing bad luck to the entire household.