Chaos erupts at cremation ground in central India as deceased woman shows signs of life
by Aditi VermaA sudden commotion broke out at the Mukti Dham cremation ground in central India’s Madhya Pradesh when the body of a deceased woman showed unexpected signs of life, alarming her grieving relatives who immediately rushed her to the nearby medical college.
The incident took place at Mukti Dham cremation ground in Shivpuri on August 30.
Visuals showed a deceased woman was lying at the cremation ground when her relatives noticed signs that she might still be alive. They saw sweat on her body and slight movement in her hand, which prompted them to rush her to the doctor. The doctor, however, confirmed that she had passed away the night before. Despite these observations, the doctor’s thorough examination reconfirmed that the woman was indeed dead.
In a bizarre incident at the Mukti Dham cremation ground in Shivpuri, the last rites of a 56-year-old woman named Anita Srivastava took a shocking turn when relatives noticed unusual movement in her body just before the final rites were to begin.
Anita, who had been receiving treatment at the local medical college for a serious health condition, was pronounced dead last evening. Her family members, overcome with grief, brought her to the cremation ground this morning to perform her final rites. However, as her body was placed on the funeral pyre, some of the attendees noticed what appeared to be sweating and slight movement in her body.
Fearing that Anita might still be alive, her relatives quickly removed her body from the pyre and rushed back to the medical college. Upon arrival, doctors performed an ECG and other necessary tests, but unfortunately, no signs of life were detected, and Anita was once again declared dead.
The incident has left the family and the local community in shock, raising questions about the initial medical assessment of her condition. The emotional ordeal for the family was compounded by the confusion and false hope brought about by the unexpected turn of events.