Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Ghostbusters of Bengal: Real-Life Paranormal Detectives
There is a team of four people in Bengal who investigate ghosts and other paranormal activities.
They use special tools like motion sensors and Electro-Magnetic Field meters to detect changes in the environment.
They started in 2010, but it took them a while to convince people that their work is real.
In 2019, they appeared on a TV show, which made many people angry and even threatened them.
The police helped them, and now they are recognized by the authorities.
They believe that most scary experiences are due to mental illnesses, and only a small percentage are truly unexplainable.
They recently investigated a village that was abandoned for 10 years due to fear of ghosts and found it safe to live in.
They also had a scary experience in Darjeeling where their cars stopped working and a crew member got injured.
They plan to have an exhibition to show their collected haunted items and share their experiences.
A team of four paranormal detectives in Bengal uses scientific instruments to investigate ghostly activities.
They faced significant backlash and threats after a 2019 TV appearance, but the police supported them.
The team believes 99% of paranormal cases are due to mental illnesses like Schizophrenia.
They recently investigated an abandoned village in Asansol and found it safe to inhabit.
The team had a dangerous experience in Darjeeling where their cars malfunctioned and a crew member was injured.
- Who
- A team of four paranormal detectives in Bengal
- What
- Investigating and debunking paranormal activities using scientific instruments
- When
- Active since 2010, notable incident in 2019
- Where
- Bengal, India, with a recent case in Benagram village, Asansol
- Why
- To eradicate unnatural fear and understand the causes behind paranormal activities
- Team Members
- Devraj Sanyal (Founder), Ishita Das Sanyal (Director), Ayush Majumdar (Field Investigator), Anirban Das (Technical Head)
- Founded
- 2010
- Notable Incident
- 2019 TV appearance leading to backlash
- Recent Case
- Benagram village in Asansol
- Instruments Used
- Motion sensors, Electro-Magnetic Field meters
- Legal Recognition
- Respectable position with Lal Bazar and High Court of Bengal
- Exhibition
- Planned exhibition of haunted items