Raja Mansingh's Hidden Treasure: Indian Army Joins the Hunt, Pakistan Demands a Share

India’s reputation as the “Golden Bird” of the ancient world wasn’t without reason. Across centuries, Indian kings and emperors accumulated vast fortunes of gold, silver, and priceless jewels—many of which remain hidden even today. One such treasure, believed to belong to Raja Mansingh, a legendary Rajput warrior and noble under Emperor Akbar, has sparked a modern-day mystery that’s now drawn in the Indian Army—and even Pakistan, which has astonishingly claimed a share.

According to reports, the government recently deployed military and archaeological teams to a secret location after fresh evidence surfaced suggesting that Raja Mansingh’s buried treasure—said to be worth thousands of crores—might finally be within reach.

But the story took an unexpected international twist when Pakistan reportedly demanded a portion of the treasure, arguing that the Mughal Empire’s heritage belongs to the entire subcontinent, not just India.

While the Indian government has made no official comment on this claim, the discovery operation continues under tight security. Whether this legendary treasure truly exists or not, the buzz surrounding it has once again brought to life the golden tales of India’s royal past—where fortunes were hidden deep beneath the soil, waiting for history to uncover them.