Rajasthan man fakes death, commits crimes to prove he’s alive

Various shocking crime stories often go viral on the internet every day. Recently, a crazy villager from Balotra, Rajasthan, committed half a dozen crimes to prove himself as alive. Baburam Bhil, a resident of Mithora village in Balotra, received a death certificate for his name, and after failed attempts to correct it, resorted to drastic measures. He created a scene at a school in Balotra district, attacking two teachers and a parent with deadly weapons, drawing public attention and eventually proving his existence in official records.

During police interrogation, Baburam revealed his fear of property usurpation due to the false death certificate, motivating his violent actions. Balotra Superintendent of Police, Kundan Kanwaria, disclosed the details of the incident, emphasizing the seriousness of the injuries sustained by school staff. The accused’s actions were driven by a desire to assert his legal existence, prompting an ongoing police investigation.

The incident, reminiscent of recent tragedies, highlights the extreme lengths individuals go to assert their identities amidst bureaucratic errors. Baburam’s case, although extreme, sheds light on the consequences of erroneous administrative processes on individual lives.