Sarkar’s Dream Leads to a Real Treasure that Is Worth About $50 Billion

We dream about many things in our life especially those that are beyond our reach or abilities and other things that seem impossible to be achieved in the real life. We resort to our sub-conscious while we are asleep to enjoy getting these impossible things in our dreams. The most amazing feeling is when you dream about something that you wish you could achieve and suddenly, you find that your dream comes true. It rarely happens especially with dreams that are related to money and treasures. Such a thing has recently happened when a real treasure was found with the help of an Indian holy man’s dream.

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The Hindu swami man who is called Shobhan Sarkar dreamt about a dead king called Raja Rao Ram Baksh Singh who was hanged in 1858. The dead king told the holy man that there is a real 1.000-ton treasure under a 19-century fort that is situated in Uttar Pradesh. It is worth mentioning that Uttar Pradesh is one of the poorest states in India and the treasure that is worth about $50 billion can completely change this state and other Indian states which suffer from many problems.

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After telling the government about that dream, the archaeologists and geologists started doing researches to actually find that there is metal about 20 meters underground and that is why they have started their work to dig under the fort that is located in northern India. The site is now surrounded by barriers to prevent the locals and crowds from different Indian states from coming close to the temple or fort that is thought to be the place of treasure.