'Kya Fayda Hua Saving Ka?': Over ₹30 Lakh Cash Found In Karnataka Beggar Woman’s Rented Home After Her Death - VIDEO
An elderly woman in Karnataka’s Mandya district, known to locals for surviving on alms, has left the community puzzled after a substantial amount of cash was discovered inside her modest rented home following her death. The woman, identified as Hoor Unnisa, lived alone in Guthalu locality. According to people familiar with her life, she had spent years begging for a living and kept largely to…
In Karnataka's Mandya district, an elderly woman known for begging for a living has left locals in shock after her death. Hoor Unnisa, aged 68, lived alone in Guthalu locality and had been suffering from age-related health issues. Community members discovered a staggering amount of cash hidden in her rented home following her passing.
Estimations suggest over Rs 30 lakh in cash was found, with initial counts reaching Rs 8-9 lakh. She had lived alone since the death of her sister two years ago, and her simple lifestyle and dependence on begging made the discovery of such a large sum particularly unexpected. The cash bags were handed to the local mosque for safekeeping, and Muslim community representatives informed Hoor's relatives about the discovery.
The exact source of the money and its future ownership remain unclear, pending further investigation and counting of the remaining bags.
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