Haunted Delhi Jaipur Road Experience

Though I have read and listened many scary stories this one made me really horrified and its a true one happened to my friend. 

One late winter night he was travelling from Jaipur to Delhi on bike with his friend who was riding it. No need to say it was dark with occasional trucks which you will encounter on any any national highway during night time. My colleague was riding pillion when he saw his friend looking intently on his side with a complete 90° turn of his head. His friend's face was white with horror. He casually asked what is happening. His friend asked him to just shut up. Confused and panicked he just kept quite till 10-15 minutes when his friend stopped at a temple which was lighted. They were just walking to temple when an old man asked his friend,"you saw her?". His white with horror face was enough of an answer. So the old man asked them to pay a visit to temple and carry on with their journey. They did as he told and continued. It's only when they reached their destination in the morning. His friend had guts to tell what he saw. He told at that time he saw a woman dressed as bride running with their motor cycle facing him. 

First he wondered how she could could catch up with bike's speed. It was only then he realized she was not human. He froze with anticipation what else she could do and was unable to avert his eyes from her expressionless face. So he spotted light and stopped there. Imagine for 10 minutes or so he kept looking at supernatural creature while riding a bike. My colleague saw or felt nothing. This story sort of reinforces the presence of spirits as it happened to someone I know. That thought fires up my imagination when I am at any horrifying situation.

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