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History Was Buried 12 Feet Below, Gogamedi Was Found During Excavation: a Structure Like a Small Brick Wall-Dargah, Claimed to Be 150-200 Years Old, Now New Construction Has Started.
What the elders of Nalvi village had been describing as hearsay for years has now been revealed as an ancient structure underground. A 12-foot excavation in the field of Tara Singh, a retired Air Force veteran in Nalvi village, Shahabad, Kurukshetra, revealed an old structure made of small bricks and lime masonry. A structure approximately 1 foot wide and 3 feet long was also found, which the villagers are linking to Gogaji's Gogamedi and dargah…
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What the elders of Nalvi village had been describing as hearsay for years has now been revealed as an ancient structure underground. A 12-foot excavation in the field of Tara Singh, a retired Air Force veteran in Nalvi village, Shahabad, Kurukshetra, revealed an old structure made of small bricks and lime masonry. A structure approximately 1 foot wide and 3 feet long was also found, which the villagers are linking to Gogaji's Gogamedi and dargah…