This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 28 May 2016.
These water bodies are the source of water for BSF jawans positioned at India-Pakistan border. These sources never dry up and water that is drawn during the daytime gets replenished automatically at night. The quality and purity of the water is unquestionable - its quality is superior to mineral water.
Incidentally, the sand dunes in Shahgarh Bulge area has good vegetation and the trees and plants in this part never die. This leads one to conclude that there is a possibility that some there is some source of water flowing below ground level that feeds this oasis with fresh water. There are many wells in BSF outposts at Khara, Khajuria, Nalka, Jhalaria, Rohtosh, Veerhill, Kirarwali, Somgam and others that never go dry.
Another point to note is that consumption of water is very minimal in these areas and hence water level is very high. In the opinion of a historian, the water stems from the now extinct Saraswati river.
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