Odisha man digs up sister’s skeleton, protests outside bank to claim Rs 19,300
•A tribal man in Keonjhar exhumed his deceased sister's skeleton and brought it to a rural bank to claim her deposited money.
•Bank officials, frightened by the sight, alerted the police.
•After police intervention and explanation, the man, unable to provide a death certificate due to illiteracy, eventually reburied his sister's remains.
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A tribal man in Keonjhar exhumed his deceased sister's skeleton and brought it to a rural bank to claim her deposited money. Bank officials, frightened by the sight, alerted the police. After police intervention and explanation, the man, unable to provide a death certificate due to illiteracy, eventually reburied his sister's remains.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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