Bhakunde Bhoot from Nepalese folklore.
The Bhakunde Bhoot is a ghost known for its round shape, similar to a ball (bhakundo in Nepali), and is often associated with dustballs or garbage sites. This faceless and limbless spirit is said to follow people, especially children, in the dark from a distance and can cling to the lower part of their body. To remove it after it clings to the body, special lines from the Hanuman Chalisa are needed.
The only way to get the spirit to detach from the trash and leave is to put it in a larger jute bag, hammer it to the floor repeatedly, and curse at it.
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