Woman's Post-Death Rituals Performed Outside Hospital as Landlord Bars Body at Home Citing Navratri
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MP family performs woman’s post-death rituals outside hospital as landlord bars body at home citing Navratri
Pooja Rajak, a 31-year-old woman, passed away in Guna after battling cancer for an extended period. Her family faced difficulties in arranging her last rites due to financial constraints and landlord objections. They were not allowed to bring her body home during the Navratri festival, forcing them to perform rituals in the open. Support from social workers helped the family complete the necessary ceremonies near the hospital.
After the death of a cancer patient in Guna, the landlord refused to bring the body home, citing Durga Puja. The family then performed the last rites on the hospital premises and then took the body to the crematorium.
The daughter whom the father had once seen playing in his courtyard, died of cancer, leaving him without a home to bid her a final farewell. After the death of 31-year-old Pooja Rajak, the family was unable to move the body back to the rented house where they lived with their family. According to her father, Pehlwan Rajak, the landlord refused to bring the body home, citing Navratri celebrations. Forced to perform Pooja's final rituals in an ope…
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