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Unexpectedly, these villagers suddenly became multi-millionaires

 Unexpectedly, these villagers suddenly became multi-millionaires


Shiv Prasad Nishad, a laborer from the Basti area of Uttar Pradesh, had a nice surprise lately when he discovered that he had received 221 crore in his bank account. It's interesting that he just became aware of this prize after getting a notification from the IRS.


When he got a tax notification advising him of the significant influx into his bank account, he discovered this. 


He claimed that after losing his PAN card in 2019, someone may have used it fraudulently to create an account in his name and then make deposits into it.


Although this was an unusual occurrence, there have been a few other instances when villagers unexpectedly got a reward. 


15 lakh rupees from Modi?

Similar to this, Dnyaneshwar Janardhan Awate, a minor farmer from Paithan Taluka in Aurangabad district, won Rs. 15 lakh in February of last year. 


He thought that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had given him this as a reward.


He assumed that this was the same 15 lakh that PM Modi had, in the words of the opposition parties, pledged to provide to each and every person of our nation when the black money is recovered from abroad accounts.


It was an error that his bank account was accidentally used to send the funds allotted by the 15th Finance Commission to the Pimpalwadi gram panchayat.


Later, he was instructed to return the funds he had used to build his village home.


A similar event occurred in 2021, when 30-year-old instructor Ranjeet Das of the Bakhtiyar hamlet in Bihar reportedly earned 5.5 lakh owing to a bank miscalculation. Even after receiving repeated notifications, he originally refused to refund the money. 


He allegedly informed police that he also believed the sum of money was provided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the first installment of the amount of 15 lakh rupees that he had pledged to each person during an election campaign in Bihar.


Receive 960 crore for boys 

Two youngsters from Bihar's Pastiya village, Guruchandra Vishwas and Asit Kumar, found out that a total of 960 crore had been debited to their bank accounts in an odd instance of mistaken identification. 


60 crore were credited to Vishwas' account and 900 crore to Kumar's. The lads are the owners of the Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank account.


The branch manager instructed it to cease the money withdrawals while also ordering an investigation into how the money was placed.


Similar to Bihari Lal, a laborer from Kannauj, who was shocked to see that he had a total amount of 2,700 crore in August 2022 when he attempted to withdraw $100 from his Jan Dhan account.


His joy, however, was fleeting since when he went to the branch to check his balance, he was told that it was only 126. 



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