Rajasthan Farmer Buries Rs 5 Lakh, Forgets Spot; Termites Destroy Cash After Nearly a Year
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Rajasthan Farmer Buries INR 5 Lakh in Field To Hide It From Family, Termites Destroy Entire Cash Stash | 📰 LatestLY
A farmer in Rajasthan's Balotra district lost INR 5 lakh to termites after burying the cash inside his own field instead of storing it at home. A video of the incident has surfaced, showing the family's shock after discovering the damaged notes. 📰 Rajasthan Farmer Buries INR 5 Lakh in Field To Hide It From Family, Termites Destroy Entire Cash Stash .
Rajasthan farmer buries Rs 5 lakh to keep it safe, forgets spot. Termites eat notes
A Rajasthan farmer found Rs 5 lakh he had buried in his field destroyed by termites after forgetting the spot. The damaged notes were reportedly refused at two SBI branches, leaving the family without savings.
Rajasthan farmer buries secret Rs 5 Lakh stash in field, termites destroy it - The Tribune
What began as an attempt to secure the money from either being stolen or being spent by family, ended with this Rajasthan farmer being unable to remember where he had stashed it in the first place.
Rajasthan farmer buries Rs 5 lakh, forgets spot; termites destroy cash after nearly a year
A farmer from Rajasthan faced a devastating loss of five lakh rupees as termites feasted on his buried cash. Forgotten for a year, the money was unearthed during ploughing, but the banks dismissed the damaged notes due to their poor state. This unfortunate event has left the family in a precarious financial situation, raising regrets about the decision to hide the money away.
A farmer in Balotra, Rajasthan, lost his life's savings to his forgetfulness and drug addiction. He buried 5 lakh rupees he received from selling a plot of land in his field to protect it from theft and wasteful spending, but he could not remember the exact location. When he recovered the money nearly a year later, most of the 500 rupee notes had been severely destroyed by termites.
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