Kapurthala

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Kapurthala is a city in Punjab, India, noted for its princely-era architecture mixing French and Indo-Saracenic styles and nicknamed the “City of Palaces & Gardens.” The supplied sources describe the city's civic and architectural significance but contain no accounts of paranormal activity or any relocation of a palace to Nepalgunj.

The Haunting

Kapurthala served as the capital of the former Kapurthala State in British India and is described in the supplied sources as an extant municipal centre and the administrative headquarters of Kapurthala District. The city's built environment has been characterized as an aesthetic mix of French and Indo-Saracenic architecture, leading to nicknames such as the “Paris of Punjab” and the “City of Palaces & Gardens.” The provided excerpts do not give construction dates, the names or coordinates of specific palaces, nor documentation of any palace being moved to Nepalgunj. The supplied material contains no reports, testimonies, or folkloric accounts of hauntings, apparitions, or other paranormal phenomena associated with Kapurthala or any specific palace within it. Likewise, no named supernatural entities or investigative theories are present in the sources provided. Any local legend claiming a Kapurthala palace was relocated to Nepalgunj (Nepal) is not documented in the supplied texts and therefore remains uncorroborated here.

Community Record

Sources
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    Kapurthala (Wikipedia). Wikipedia contributors, 'Kapurthala', Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
  2. [2]
    TERRORISM REVIEW (CIA reading room archive). CIA, 'TERRORISM REVIEW', 10 February 1986 (archive.org copy).other
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