There is a place in India where not only people from outside but even Indians themselves cannot go. If someone makes the mistake of going to this place, then there is only one punishment for him - death penalty!

India is a democratic country. Citizens here can travel anywhere in the country. Whether it is for job or for tourism purpose, Indians are free to travel to any part of the country. But do you know that there is a place in India where Indians are banned from going. Making the mistake of going to this place means putting your life in danger. Till date, whoever has tried to go to this place has lost his life.

You must have noticed that people coming from outside India need a visa but there is a place where entry is banned even with a visa or passport. Anyone who has tried to go there has lost his life. We are talking about North Sentinel Island. People coming from outside to this island are given the death penalty. Because of this, there is a ban on outsiders going here.

The consequences of breaking the rules are that

outsiders are prohibited from entering this island which is a part of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Recently, an American man entered this island. 24-year-old Mikhailo Viktorovich Polyakov entered this island without permission. The man went to Port Blair on March 26 and after that secretly entered the island. After this, the police arrested him on March 31. The Home Department has been informed about the arrest of the man.

This island is very dangerous.

Let us tell you that the Sentinelese people live on the North Sentinel Island. This tribe is on the verge of extinction. They are considered to be the last pre-Neolithic group of the world which is a tribe from 12,000 to 8,500 years BC. Only five hundred people live on this island. These people are completely cut off from the outside world. These people kill any person who comes from outside. In 2018, a person tried to meet the people here but he was murdered. After this, in 2006, two fishermen accidentally reached this island while fishing. They were also killed.