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In Bathinda, a Man Stole a Deceased's Artificial Knee Worth 2.5 Lakh Rupees. He Was Taken From the Funeral Pyre After the Funeral; when Caught by His Family, He Said, "I Will Sell them."

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
A man stole a deceased's prosthetic knees from a cremation ground in Bathinda after the funeral. He was taking them to sell to a doctor. However, a villager saw him tampering with the ashes. He then made excuses to avoid the matter. When the family members came to collect the ashes, they found the knees missing. They searched for the young man and caught him carrying them away. Following this, the villagers released a video, stating that even th…
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The incident in Bathinda's Bhai Bakhtaur village shocked villagers. The prosthetic knees implanted in both of the deceased, Saudagar Singh, during surgery were removed from the funeral pyre.

A man stole a deceased's prosthetic knees from a cremation ground in Bathinda after the funeral. He was taking them to sell to a doctor. However, a villager saw him tampering with the ashes. He then made excuses to avoid the matter. When the family members came to collect the ashes, they found the knees missing. They searched for the young man and caught him carrying them away. Following this, the villagers released a video, stating that even th…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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