Andhra Pradesh: Mysterious vault of 4 quintals found in the excavation of the old building, people were eager to see the vault open, but when it was opened…

Karivamula village located in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Pradesh) has become a topic of discussion these days. In fact, recently a huge mysterious vault was found in the excavation of an old building located in this village. Seeing this vault, the people of the village started dancing with joy. Various speculations started being made regarding the vault. The weight of this safe, which looked like a box, was about 400 kg i.e. about four quintals. However, when the box was opened, the people present there were disappointed.

As soon as the news of the discovery of this mysterious vault found in the excavation spread in the area, the people of the nearby villages gathered there. When the crowd started gathering there, the family members called about this vault and gave it to the police. Immediately after this, a team of revenue department officials and police-administration reached the spot to open the vault. Amidst tight security there, he opened the lock of the vault with a gas cutter.

People are disappointed

After the lock of the safe was opened, the goods kept in it were being investigated. However, after the vault was completely empty, the people present there were disappointed, as nothing was found in that box except scrap, paper, sand, iron and steel pieces. According to revenue officials, all the documents found in the box are illegal. People expected that gold and silver ornaments would be found in the vault.

But after not getting anything like this, the people present there slowly left from there. Some people were looking very disappointed. According to News 18, Narasimhulu, a local resident of Karivemula, had bought this old house from Krishna Reddy. When they started demolishing this old house to build a new house, during this time the laborers saw an old vault from the foundation.

The weight of the safe was so much that Narasimhulu and other employees had to call a tractor to remove it. However, by then the word spread throughout the village and people gathered outside the house. When nothing was found inside the box, Narasimhulu was disappointed.