The mystery of 200 human skeletons found in the 2000-year-old glacier!

The Dhaka Times Desk Located in a part of Uttarkhand, India, Roopkund is actually a Himalayan ice meltwater glacier lake. Locals call it the heart of skeletons because many human skeletons have been found here!

The first skeleton was discovered here by a British ranger in 1942. At that time, when the ice melted and the water dried up, numerous human skeletons were found here. Later, various research analyzes were carried out on these skeletons.

Some claim that these skeletons are actually Japanese soldiers. It was here that they were killed together for whatever reason while passing through this region of the Himalayas during World War II. Later, their bodies lie here for a long time.

Another group claimed that these skeletons belonged to Indian soldiers. Indian General Zorawar Singh and his army team. General Zorawar Singh He went missing with his battalion during the Tibetan War. There has been no trace of them since then. It is assumed General Zorawar Singh Along with the army died due to adverse weather in the Himalayas.

But now the analysts are claiming that these skeletal stupas are not of anyone else but of local residents who were trying to move from one region to another in a group. But at that time the Himalayan ice collapsed and everyone was buried in the ice at the same time. May all the adventurers die.

The scientists examined the ultrasound of the skeleton and found that these people died from hitting the head with a round object like a tennis ball. And this object is nothing else, these are Himalayan mountain stones or ice cubes!

Researchers say that the heart of the Roopkund region is always covered with ice during the glacial season and when the ice melts, the ice melt water accumulates in this lake. The remains of many people came down with that water.

Roopkund is a very popular place in the Himalayas. Many tourists visit here every year. There are many more such glacial lakes in the vast Himalayas. Only a few of these lakes have been able to unravel their secrets. The Himalayas are still claiming countless lives. A few days ago, a Bangladeshi mountaineer died after being buried in the snow.

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