Karnataka Beggar Who Begged for Years Left Behind Rs 8.4 Lakh in Savings After Her Death
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Karnataka beggar who begged for years left behind Rs 8.4 lakh in savings after her death
A 68-year-old beggar in Karnataka died leaving behind Rs 8.4 lakh, stored in more than 30 sacks of coins and cash. Her brothers inherited the money, sparking social media debate over whether it should have been donated to the needy.
40 years begging, Rs 8.4 lakh in sacks: Karnataka woman leaves family stunned after death
The secret hoard was uncovered after relatives broke open a locked room in the woman's rented house. Following a two-day audit by local mosque officials, the family said the cash will be distributed among needy relatives.
8 sacks stuffed with 8.4L: Savings of 74-year-old Karnataka alms seeker
A 74-year-old woman, Noor, who begged for decades, was discovered deceased in her home. Neighbors found her after she was not seen for several days and forced entry. Inside her small dwelling, eight sacks contained a surprising Rs 8.4 lakh in cash. Her family expressed astonishment, having no knowledge of her extensive savings. Mosque leaders assisted in counting the money before it was given to her brother.
Karnataka News | Karnataka Beggar Dies, Rs 8.40 Lakh Found Stuffed Inside 30 Sacks At Home
A shocking discovery in Karnataka's Mandya has left locals stunned. After 68-year-old Hoor, who had spent her life begging, died at her home, locals found more than 30 sacks stuffed with currency notes and coins. The cash, mostly in denominations of ₹10, ₹20 and ₹50, was counted after her death and reportedly amounted to ₹8.40 lakh. Hoor lived in a rented house with her sister, who died two years ago.
A 68-year-old woman who had been begging for over 10 years and living off her money in Mandya, Karnataka, recently passed away. After her death, an inspection of the house where the woman lived found her with several lakhs of rupees in cash. The news has shocked the people of the area.
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