In the hallowed streets of Mulhal Mughlan lies a peculiar establishment, the UBL Bank, curiously perched atop an old graveyard. Throughout its history, one noteworthy case emerges, documented prominently for its mysterious nature. The key figure, Manager Azmat Kamal, helmed operations credibly until the fateful incident that enshrouded the bank in shadows. Operation Manager Ihsan, known for being meticulous and organized, was the last to leave that evening. As dusk settled, he remained at his desk, engrossed in paperwork. When strange whispers echoed through the halls, Ihsan dismissed them initially. However, the whispers turned insistent and unnervingly tangible. As he attempted to discern their origin, every light suddenly extinguished, casting the bank in complete darkness. Panic surged as Ihsan made for the exit, but a profound silence followed. When the lights finally flickered back on, Ihsan was nowhere to be found. Azmat Kamal recalls the intense investigation that ensued, yet not a trace of Ihsan surfaced, leaving the community in perennial speculation. This matter remains unresolved, hovering between legal annotation and legend.