Treasure found near a female beggar in Uttarakhand, people were stunned to see bundles of notes, know the whole truth

In Mangalore town, Haridwar district, locals were stunned when a female beggar was found with a treasure. She had hidden the money in a trash bin. It’s reported that the woman is mentally challenged and had been living there for the past 13 years. When locals removed her, they found lakhs of rupees in a plastic bag. Police arrived and assured the woman that they would be sent to a safe place.

Woman had been living outside a house for 13 years: According to reports, a disabled female beggar, described as mentally challenged, had been living outside a house for the past 13 years in Pathanpura locality of Mangalore town. When the residents tried to remove her, she hid some plastic bags kept near a trash bin. Afterward, the woman remained sitting with the bags clinging to her from morning till evening. When people became suspicious, they searched her.

17 kilograms of coins were recovered: During the search, a large sum of money was recovered from her bag, including a large number of notes and change (change). The sight of so much money stunned people. After counting the money, they found 53,186 rupees and 17 kilograms of coins.

Amount recovered is approximately one lakh rupees: It is reported that the amount recovered is approximately one lakh rupees. People then informed the police about the matter. The police, who arrived on the information, say that the woman will soon be sent to a safe place and the money recovered from her will also be handed over to someone.

What the locals said: Locals said, “We thought she only had clothes, but when the money was found, we were shocked. We informed the police.” Locals reported that the police arrived at the scene and, with the help of a medical team, secured the woman’s safety. The police are currently in the process of relocating her to a safe location. The recovered money will be placed under the supervision of a respected person.

Police handled the situation: People say that as soon as news of the money spread, thieves and pickpockets began to flock to the scene. However, the police’s vigilance brought the situation under control in a timely manner. Now, questions arise about how and when this woman collected this money. While this is a matter of investigation, it also serves as a powerful reminder to society that sometimes even those we consider helpless have the earnings of years of hard work.

Police contacted social organizations: Mangaluru Kotwali police station in-charge Inspector Amarjeet Singh said that efforts are being made to send the woman to a safe place with the social organization Apna Ghar in Bharatpur and Delhi. The woman will be sent to a safe place soon.