New Delhi:
In a shocking incident, a dead man came back to life on his funeral pyre, minutes before the last rites, at Delhi’s Narela. The man identified as 62-year-old Satish Bharadwaj was pronounced dead by his family members on Sunday, but when his body was being placed on pyre, he suddenly opened his eyes and started to breathe slowly.
Bhardwaj, a resident of Tikri Khurd village of Narela, was taken to the crematorium by his family members for his last rites and the moment the shroud was removed from his body to give fire to the deceased, he suddenly got back to senses. Seeing this, people who had congregated for the man’s last rites at the crematorium were left shocked and spell-bound.
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As per reports, family members of Satish Bharadwaj said that he was suffering from cancer and was undergoing treatment in a hospital for a long time. They further claimed that the man was put on ventilator but when he was taken out of the life support, his breathing stopped.
The family members thought he had died and got him back home. They subsequently, took him to the cremation ground for last rites. When he opened his eyes lying on pyre and started breathing slowly, the police and ambulance were called immediately.
Reports quoted Delhi Police sources saying, “the elderly was alive, the family members got him discharged from hospital without medical advice since the cost of the ventilator was too high, the family took him home from the hospital.
Cops said the investigation into the matter is underway.
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