In a shocking incident, a man carried his mother's dead body on his bike for a post-mortem. A video of the man from Madhya Pradesh's Tikamgarh is being widely surface on the social media. The woman, identified as Kunwarbai Banshkar, was a resident of Mastapur village.
According to the deceased family, they were allegedly refused a hearse by the district hospital after the woman died due to a snake bite. However, when the mortuary van was denied for the woman, her son had left with no other option but to tie her body to his bike and take her there for an autopsy.
The upper collector of the area SK Ahirwar has ordered a probe into the matter.
"The man brought dead body of the mother on a motorcycle for post-mortem after being allegedly denied hearse van by district hospital in Mohangarh. Upper Collector has ordered an inquiry," news agency ANI tweeted.
Watch video here:
#WATCH Tikamgarh: Man brought dead body of mother on a motorcycle for post mortem after being allegedly denied hearse van by district hospital in Mohangarh. Upper Collector has ordered an inquiry. (7.7.18) #MadhyaPradesh pic.twitter.com/zyrjasFTVe
— ANI (@ANI) July 11, 2018
This incident reminds us of the trails of Dana Majhi, a tribal man from Odisha who walked 10-km carrying his wife's body on his shoulder in Kalahandi district in August 2016 after being allegedly denied a hearse by the district hospital. The incident had triggered a country-wide uproar.
In March this year, a differently-abled son and his sister were reportedly forced to carry the body of their father on a rickshaw after they were denied a hearse van in Uttar Pradesh's Barabanki. There are several such instances that have been reported in past.
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