You must know about the holy rivers of India, but Do you know about the cursed rivers of India

Whenever the ancient and medieval history of India is read, there is definitely a mention of rivers. It is said that from ancient times to medieval times, many villages and cities used to be on the banks of rivers. The presence of villages and cities on the banks of rivers can be seen even today.
Rivers like Ganga, Saraswati, Kaveri, Brahmaputra and Sutlej are among the oldest rivers of India. These holy rivers are also worshiped in many parts of India. In a way all these rivers are considered sacred.
But if you are asked that do you know about the cursed rivers present in India, then what would be your answer? In this article we are going to tell you about the cursed rivers of India. Let’s know.
Karamnasa River

Perhaps you would know about this river. If you do not know, then let us tell you that it is a major river flowing in the states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. In a way, this river also separates the two states. The people of both these states believe that whoever touches the water of this river, his works get spoiled in a few minutes. Many people believe that the water of this river is cursed so no one touches the water of this river.
Chambal River

Chambal River is the major river of Madhya Pradesh, one of the largest state of India. This river originates from the hill of Janapav. The river passes through Mhow city, Indore, Vindhya/Vindhya range in the south. This river is also considered as an unholy river.
There is a story about this river that this river originated from the blood of thousands of animals. Another story is that thousands of animals were killed by none other than King Rantideva and the blood was allowed to flow in this river. After this incident, local priests and some people also started celebrating it as a cursed river.
Falgu River

Falgu River is a major river in Gaya district of Bihar. Gaya is a district where lakhs of people reach every year for Pinddaan or Shradh. But it is said about this river that it is a cursed river. Many people believe that the Falgu river of Bihar was cursed by Sita Mata.
Kosi River

Kosi river is a major river of Bihar. This river originating from the Himalayas mainly in Nepal flows through Supaul, Purnia, Katihar etc. and joins the Ganges near Kosi Rajmahal.
For your information, let us tell you that in Bihar this river is also known by the name of Shok Nadi (river of sorrow). It is said that whenever there is a flood in the river, thousands of people are affected by it and many people also lose their lives. However, no one celebrates it as a cursed river, but definitely mourns it. Similarly, many people consider the river Yamuna as the river Yama