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Man struggling financially kept ₹1.66 lakh after bank teller’s mistake, calls it his ‘personal bailout’

Mar 23, 2025, at 05:58 pm

A man facing financial hardship ended up with ₹1.66 lakh ($1,900) after a bank teller mistakenly handed him the wrong bills. Years later, he admitted to feeling guilty but rationalised it as his own bailout, media reports said.

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