Lalaki, hinukay ang kapatid at dinala sa bangko matapos paulit-ulit na hindi ma-withdraw ang pera

• A man in Odisha, India dug up his brother’s body and brought it to a bank to prove his death
• The resident had been trying for weeks to access the deceased’s bank account
• He misunderstood the requirement for documents like a death certificate
• Authorities later assisted him and ensured the proper reburial of the body

A man in Odisha dug up the remains of his deceased brother and brought them to a bank after failing to access the latter’s account for weeks.

The incident happened after he tried to withdraw around 19,000 rupees, or roughly ₱12,000, from his brother’s account. The sibling reportedly died due to illness earlier this year.

According to a report by Abante TNT, the man was asked to submit documents such as a death certificate before he could claim the money. However, he did not understand the process.

Because of this confusion, he chose to exhume his brother’s body and bring it to the bank as proof of death.

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Authorities later explained that the man belongs to a tribal community and is illiterate, which made it difficult for him to fully understand the requirements. Reports also noted that bank officials failed to clearly explain the proper steps.

The case was also featured on Unang Balita, where details of the incident were discussed, including how the misunderstanding led to the shocking act.

After the situation reached local authorities, they stepped in to assist the man in processing the necessary documents so he could legally access the funds.

Officials also made sure that the remains of his brother were returned and properly buried again after the incident.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh