Dead Body On Shoulders

A young couple from Aheri taluka was forced to carry the bodies of their two dead sons -- who succumbed to a fever after allegedly failing to get proper treatment on time.

A young couple from Aheri taluka was forced to carry the bodies of their two dead sons -- who died dye to a fever after allegedly failing to get proper treatment on time.

The police in Andhra Pradesh came to the rescue of a 33-year-old tribal man who was carrying his wife's body on his shoulder back home in Odisha.

A man carried the body of his four-year-old niece, who died in a freak accident, and took a bus to his village because he could not get a hearse from a hospital in Madhya Pradesh.

A family in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh had to carry the dead body of a four-year-old girl on their shoulders as authorities allegedly did not provide a hearse to them to return to their village.

A video of four women carrying the body of a relative on a cot in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district has sparked outrage online.

A man had to carry his dead daughter on his shoulders across a river in Beed in Maharashtra.

The Badaun district hospital said that it has two hearse vans which are provided to anyone who asks for it.

In tragic mobile footage from Uttar Pradesh, a man weeps as he carries his 15-year-old son's body over his shoulder at a hospital where he was provided neither a stretcher nor an ambulance. Another example that proves that in large parts of India, the story of Dana Majhi - the Odisha man forced to walk 10 km with his wife's body slung over his shou...

A distraught man waiting outside a hospital in Karnataka, a tiny body in his arms - that was Safan Rai with his 3-year-old son, who died after being hit by a car on Sunday. While the man responsible is still to be caught, the heartbreaking video from Anekal's government hospital proved yet again that nothing has changed since the visceral pictures ...

In a repeat of the sordid incidents of Kalahandi and Vaishali earlier, relatives of a woman were forced to carry her body home on their shoulders after being allegedly denied an ambulance at a government hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district.

For over 10 hours, a young soldier in Kashmir trekked to his village which lies near the Line of Control. On his shoulder, he carried his mother's dead body, a few relatives accompanying him.

A complaint has been filed against the District Collector and Chief District Medical Officer (CDMO) of Odisha's Kalahandi for allegedly harassing the tribal man who walked for 10 km with his wife's body on his shoulders after he was denied a hearse.

Amid nationwide outrage over a tribal man walking 10 km with his wife's body on his shoulders in Odisha's Kalahandi district, the state government on Saturday said such incidents would not get repeated in future.

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today described as "distressing" the incident of a tribal man forced to walk 10 km with his wife's body on his shoulder as he was allegedly denied a hearse and said stringent action would be taken against the guilty.

A young couple from Aheri taluka was forced to carry the bodies of their two dead sons -- who succumbed to a fever after allegedly failing to get proper treatment on time.

A young couple from Aheri taluka was forced to carry the bodies of their two dead sons -- who died dye to a fever after allegedly failing to get proper treatment on time.

The police in Andhra Pradesh came to the rescue of a 33-year-old tribal man who was carrying his wife's body on his shoulder back home in Odisha.

A man carried the body of his four-year-old niece, who died in a freak accident, and took a bus to his village because he could not get a hearse from a hospital in Madhya Pradesh.

A family in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh had to carry the dead body of a four-year-old girl on their shoulders as authorities allegedly did not provide a hearse to them to return to their village.

A video of four women carrying the body of a relative on a cot in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district has sparked outrage online.

A man had to carry his dead daughter on his shoulders across a river in Beed in Maharashtra.

The Badaun district hospital said that it has two hearse vans which are provided to anyone who asks for it.

In tragic mobile footage from Uttar Pradesh, a man weeps as he carries his 15-year-old son's body over his shoulder at a hospital where he was provided neither a stretcher nor an ambulance. Another example that proves that in large parts of India, the story of Dana Majhi - the Odisha man forced to walk 10 km with his wife's body slung over his shou...

A distraught man waiting outside a hospital in Karnataka, a tiny body in his arms - that was Safan Rai with his 3-year-old son, who died after being hit by a car on Sunday. While the man responsible is still to be caught, the heartbreaking video from Anekal's government hospital proved yet again that nothing has changed since the visceral pictures ...

In a repeat of the sordid incidents of Kalahandi and Vaishali earlier, relatives of a woman were forced to carry her body home on their shoulders after being allegedly denied an ambulance at a government hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district.

For over 10 hours, a young soldier in Kashmir trekked to his village which lies near the Line of Control. On his shoulder, he carried his mother's dead body, a few relatives accompanying him.

A complaint has been filed against the District Collector and Chief District Medical Officer (CDMO) of Odisha's Kalahandi for allegedly harassing the tribal man who walked for 10 km with his wife's body on his shoulders after he was denied a hearse.

Amid nationwide outrage over a tribal man walking 10 km with his wife's body on his shoulders in Odisha's Kalahandi district, the state government on Saturday said such incidents would not get repeated in future.

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today described as "distressing" the incident of a tribal man forced to walk 10 km with his wife's body on his shoulder as he was allegedly denied a hearse and said stringent action would be taken against the guilty.