Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Rajasthan Temple Worships Royal Enfield Bullet
In Rajasthan, there's a special temple where people worship a Royal Enfield Bullet bike.
The story goes that in 1988, a man named Om Singh Rathod died in a bike accident at that spot.
The police took his bike, but it mysteriously kept returning to the accident site.
The villagers built a shrine there, and now people believe the bike's spirit helps travelers.
Devotees offer alcohol, flowers, and other items to the bike, which is kept in a glass box.
Some people even claim to have seen someone riding the bike at night.
It's a unique place where a bike is treated like a deity.
A temple in Rajasthan worships a Royal Enfield Bullet bike belonging to Om Singh Rathod, who died in a 1988 accident.
The bike mysteriously returned to the accident site multiple times after the police took it away.
Locals built a shrine, now called Bullet Baba Temple, and believe the bike's spirit helps travelers.
Devotees offer alcohol, flowers, and apply tilak on the bike's headlight.
The bike is kept in a glass box, and some people claim to have seen it being ridden at night.
- Who
- Om Singh Rathod and devotees of the Bullet Baba Temple
- What
- A temple in Rajasthan worships a Royal Enfield Bullet bike
- When
- The incident occurred in 1988, and the temple has been worshipped since then
- Where
- On NH62, 53 km from Pali, Rajasthan
- Why
- Locals believe the bike's spirit helps perturbed travelers and that Om Singh's spirit resides in the bike
- Location
- NH62, 53 km from Pali, Rajasthan
- Bike Model
- 350 cc Royal Enfield Bullet (RNJ 7773)
- Rider's Name
- Om Singh Rathod
- Year of Incident
- 1988
- Temple Name
- Bullet Baba Temple
- Offerings
- Alcohol bottles, flower garlands, red veils, tilak on headlight