Can somebody help identify if these are meteoric

What makes you think they are meteorites? What characteristics do they have which you suspect match those of meteorites?

I don't think they are meteorites.

The first one is almost certainly fuchsite (chromium mica) and the second one seems to be chromite...

I dont think its fuchsite which is a very low grade metamorphic mica common to "greenschist facies" its a green slimey slightly expansive mica that turns to clay when exposed to .
The only way to tell if these are meteories is to get em examined or do a cross section, polish the cross section and do an acid etch to draw out the angular "widmenstaaten figures".
Its really hard to tell from photos like these. They do have reaction surfaces from their incoming ride but they also could be, as you said ferrochrome which is a brittle product of the first stages of chrome production. They take the chromite ore and hit it within an arc furnace and the result is a dark surfaced brittle granular product. They then break it into chunks about that size and further react to make either metal ingots, pigments or sponge (much like Ti).

Im leaning toward the ferrochrome guess.

Coz they found them in a desert area , and they are very heavy,they don't attract magnets and there are flakes of golden color inside

They're all the same just one of them heated and turned out to be like that

most metallic meteorites doattract mgnts very trongly. pallisites and other chondrites . not so much but those hve other disagnotics

Is fuchsite or ferrochrome found in desert area that has no rock formations just like that?

I don't think so , but again I am not an expert in these issues, that's why I am trying to find out what are these.

But Korotev Randy told me the opposite , he said if they attract magnets then they are not meteor

no he didnt. Dont try to BS a BS'r.
Id go back to him again

Heres what Korotev really says

METEORITES ARE USUALLY ATTRACTED BY MAGNETS

If they were meteorites, they would hardly change their color with heat, having already endured the extreme temperatures of an atmosphere entry.

I like your chrome idea more and more

Oh yes he did I still have the email if u don't believe me, he said if they don't attract the cheap refrigerator magnets they are meteor ! I am not the kind that Bs anyone,,

you apparently did NOT read the clip that I posted above. It is written by Randy Korotev and as he said

"Meteorites are NOT magnets, but a magnet attracts it due to the Fe Ni content"