Elderly man goes to bank to collect his Rs 1100 pension , balance of Rs 760 crore leaves everyone shocked. Watch video
According to the viral claim, when the man went to withdraw his pension, the bank teller noticed the unusually large balance in his account while processing the transaction.
In the video, the officer is seen shocked when he allegedly discovered that there was around Rs 7,59,69,51,951.16 million in the account, leaving both the bank staff and those present stunned.
The video goes viral on social media
The clip attracted great attention on social media platforms; users reacted to the alleged discovery and speculated how such a large sum could appear in the account.
The relevant bank did not make any statement about the incident.
Social media users called for an investigation
The video sparked widespread debate online, with many users calling on authorities to verify the claim and investigate the circumstances surrounding the alleged bank balance. One user said, “First of all, strict action should be taken against the operator of this public facility, who violated the privacy of the person by disclosing his information and identity to the public, thus endangering his life and property. Then, the account should be investigated.”
Another user called for caution before jumping to conclusions and said, “If this news is true, an investigation should be carried out first. Such a large amount could also be the result of a technical glitch. It would be better to wait for the official investigation rather than drawing conclusions based on incomplete information.”
Authenticity not yet verified
The authenticity of the claim shown in the viral video has not been independently verified, and at the time of writing there was no official statement regarding the alleged bank balance.
Disclaimer: This article is based on claims, statements, images, videos and other information shared by users on social media platforms. ET.com has not independently verified the truth, accuracy or completeness of these claims unless expressly stated otherwise. The opinions, claims and allegations contained in social media content belong to the relevant users and do not reflect the views of The ET.com. The publication assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of such claims and readers are advised to use their own judgment and seek independent verification where necessary.
