Sher Singh Rana : Who bring back the grave of "Prithviraj Chauhan" from Afghanistan.
Mohammad Ghouri came and attacked India about seventeen times between 1001-1026 A.D. Mahmud Ghazni ruled from Ghazni, a city in Afghanistan.
Rajput King Prithvi Raj Chauhan, who forgave him all the time, ultimately himself was defeated and was captured by Ghazni.
He made Prithvi Raj blind and he was ultimately killed. His ashes were kept in Afghanistan.
Rajput King Prithvi Raj Chauhan, who forgave him all the time, ultimately himself was defeated and was captured by Ghazni.
He made Prithvi Raj blind and he was ultimately killed. His ashes were kept in Afghanistan.
Sher Singh Rana, the prime accused in the Phoolan Devi murder case, escaped from the jail two years earlier. He had a national mission in his mind, he wanted to bring the ashes of Rajput King Prithvi Raj Chauhan back to India whose ashes were buried in Afghanistan.
Rana said he brought relics and sand from the king's grave in Ghazni and also had a memorial built in Etawah in UP. (Police in Kanpur said all that exists in the name of a memorial was a foundation stone for a temple.)
Rana told the police that got a fake passport from Ranchi and flew to Afghanistan on a student visa in early 2005 about 10 months after his escape from Tihar. Subhash Thakur, whom he had first met in Tihar jail, financed his trip. This was despite the fact that a lookout notice had been issued against him.
During his three-month stay in that country, Rana went searching for the king's "grave" -- he admitted to his interrogators he had little idea about the location. Only, he had heard that people disrespected the king's "resting place" and "that hurt" him the most.
After touring Kandahar, Kabul and Herat, he finally reached Ghazni. On the outskirts of Ghazni, at a small village called Deak, he claimed to have found the tomb of Muhammed Ghori.
A few metres away lay Prithviraj Chauhan's tomb. Rana said he convinced the locals that he had come from Pakistan to restore Ghori's tomb. On the sly, he dug Chauhan's "grave" and collected sand from it. He even got his "achievement" recorded on video.
Rana told the police that got a fake passport from Ranchi and flew to Afghanistan on a student visa in early 2005 about 10 months after his escape from Tihar. Subhash Thakur, whom he had first met in Tihar jail, financed his trip. This was despite the fact that a lookout notice had been issued against him.
During his three-month stay in that country, Rana went searching for the king's "grave" -- he admitted to his interrogators he had little idea about the location. Only, he had heard that people disrespected the king's "resting place" and "that hurt" him the most.
After touring Kandahar, Kabul and Herat, he finally reached Ghazni. On the outskirts of Ghazni, at a small village called Deak, he claimed to have found the tomb of Muhammed Ghori.
A few metres away lay Prithviraj Chauhan's tomb. Rana said he convinced the locals that he had come from Pakistan to restore Ghori's tomb. On the sly, he dug Chauhan's "grave" and collected sand from it. He even got his "achievement" recorded on video.
In April 2005, he was back in India. He sent the 'ashes' through courier to Etawah and organised a function there with the help of local politicians. Rana's mother, Satwati Devi, was the chief guest.
On Tuesday, his mother hailed his son as the "pride of the country".
"My son has only served this country. He brought the remains of Prithviraj Chauhan to India," she said.
The whole India should feel proud of him.
On Tuesday, his mother hailed his son as the "pride of the country".
"My son has only served this country. He brought the remains of Prithviraj Chauhan to India," she said.
The whole India should feel proud of him.
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