Over Rs 8 lac in cash found at Mandya home of elderly beggar woman after her death


Daijiworld Media Network - Mandya

Mandya, Aug 24: An elderly woman who had been living by begging for several years died of age-related ailments in Mandya on Saturday, following which more than Rs 8 lac in cash was reportedly found at her home in Guttalu locality.

The deceased has been identified as Noor, a resident of Guttalu in Mandya city. With no support from her family, Noor had reportedly been begging at various places in the city for several years to make a living.

After her death, relatives and local residents came together to conduct her last rites. Following the funeral, relatives visited the house where Noor had been living and were reportedly stunned to find bags full of coins and bundles of currency notes.

Bundles of notes wrapped in plastic covers and large quantities of coins stored in bags were found in different corners of the house. Noor had reportedly accumulated lacs of rupees through begging over the years.

Several relatives and local residents sat together and counted the cash from morning until evening, with the counting reportedly continuing for two days. The total amount was said to be more than Rs 8 lac.

The incident occurred under the jurisdiction of Mandya East police station. Following discussions among local leaders, the entire amount was eventually handed over to Noor's relatives.

The discovery of the cash has also triggered criticism from local residents. "Nobody looked after the elderly woman while she was alive. Now, after her death, her relatives are rushing to claim the money," they alleged.

  

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  • george, Mlur

    Tue, Aug 25 2026

    Mostly, beggars live for the day and spend whatever they earn. She should have enjoyed her life instead of spending so much time accumulating money.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 25 2026

    When she was in bad condition and was begging for livelihood none one was bothered to care and after death some come to claim her savings or justify themselves that they would have helped her in her difficult times😒

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  • Cee Fez, Dk

    Wed, Aug 26 2026

    Flavian you are right ... It's human tendency ok ?? Haven't you heard wilfy bab's konkani song "bhikaryache kutam" ? If not, here is the link for you. Please listen.. https://youtu.be/8mlKBdp5BEM?si=ymWfOqFPsSl6NXIE

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Aug 25 2026

    Just look.Also begging is bringing more money than working?Now am sure she has more relatives than in her begging days?I heard also in Delhi one begger has collected more money to buy a three stored building given to rent ,and three more house .Still begging at the temple,lending money and collecting with interest Etc.Does he pay any taxes to Govt?Hope this lady will look down to relatives and ?May her soul rest in peace .

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  • CA Ned DCunha, Chikmagalur/Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 25 2026

    Sad. May her soul rest in peace. Hope looking at her treasure more people do not start begging.

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  • ashok, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 25 2026

    The Elderly women Noor, must have started begging at at an early age, as she was not taken care of her family members, to accumulate this huge amount, may be went through lot of hard times, the money should be allowed to count by local beggars, and shared among all fellow beggars, ( one becomes a beggar not by choice - but by Circumstances) .

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  • Cee Fez, Dk

    Mon, Aug 24 2026

    She could have adopted me. I would have looked after her very well. Om sadgathi Ammaji

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