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Mandya Woman Found Dead After Living Alone For Years, Relatives Discover ₹8.7 Lakh Cash & 20 Bags Of Coins Hidden At Home | Video

Bengaluru: An old woman, who was speech and hearing impaired and led life by begging has died leaving behind wads of cash and piles of coins stored in bags in her house at Mandya, about 80 kms from Bengaluru. The relatives of the deceased handed over the cash to the local Mosque authority, who refused to declare it as Mosque property, but took up counting of the cash left behind by Noor Unnisa,…

Mandya Woman Found Dead After Living Alone For Years, Relatives Discover ₹8.7 Lakh Cash & 20 Bags Of Coins Hidden At Home | Video

A 68-year-old woman, Noor Unnisa, was found dead in her home in Mandya, India, after living alone for years. She was a speech and hearing impaired beggar. Her body was discovered by her relatives when they broke into her house, which they had not seen or heard from in three days.

Upon entering, they found around Rs 8.7 lakh in coins and notes stored in over 30 bags. The family handed over the cash to the local Mosque authorities, who decided to count the money and return it to the relatives. The counting of coins in 20 bags is still in progress. It's unclear how the other family members are planning to use the money.

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