Bhootnath Market (Bhootanth Market) - Lucknow

According to the cited Wikipedia entry and supplementary commercial listings, Bhootnath Market in Lucknow refers to an elevated metro station on the North–South Corridor (Red Line) of the Lucknow Metro. The station was initially proposed to be named Ramsagar Mishra Nagar before being identified as Bhootnath (appearing also as the variant spelling "Bhootanth Market" in at least one source). Commercial directories and local listings additionally use the name for a market/locality in Indra Nagar, Lucknow, indicating the toponym functions both as a transit-station name and a local commercial address. The supplied research notes also include multiple unrelated uses of the name "Bhootnath" in other states (for example, Bhootnath Road in Patna, Bihar, and Bhootnath temples in West Bengal/Kolkata). These references are separate entities and are not conflated with the Lucknow site in the sources. No construction dates, opening dates, or specific historical events for the Lucknow station are provided in the supplied materials. No paranormal phenomena, apparitions, or named spirits are reported in any of the provided sources for Bhootnath Market (Lucknow) or for other Bhootnath-named markets. While the lexical element "Bhootnath" has religious/cultural resonance in other contexts (temples dedicated to Shiva in West Bengal are noted), the materials do not record hauntings or supernatural claims tied to the Lucknow metro station or market.