The story has set off a few responses on the web, with many communicating stun over the complete cash spared by the man. "Hobo has more cash than an IT engineer," composed a client, while another tweeted, "Goodness! That is the reason I never give cash! This is a major trick and mafia."
The Vashi railroad police group found a fixed store worth Rs 7.7 lakh and around Rs 1.5 lakh in coins from the place of a bum in Mumbai.
Recognized as Bidichand Panamaram Azad, the 82-year-old who looked for offerings in nearby prepares, kicked the bucket on Friday after a train kept running over him while he was crossing the railroad tracks close Govandi station.
Following his demise, when the police arrived at his home at Govandi ghetto, they found venture reports uncovering a fixed store speculation adding up to 7.7 lakh just as a gunny sack brimming with coins. Following a few hours of including the cash in coins, the aggregate sum counted up to Rs. 1.5 lakh.
The police have found the man's relatives in Rajasthan and will hand over the cash to them.
The story has set off a few responses on the web, with many communicating stun over the complete cash spared by the man. "Bum has more cash than an IT engineer," composed a client, while another tweeted, "Goodness! That is the reason I never give cash! This is a major trick and mafia."
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