The Dhaka Times Desk He was unconscious for 29 years. He had nothing then. But after this 29 years after regaining consciousness, he became the owner of 130 crores!
One such amazing incident happened to a person in Delhi, which the whole world witnessed. After being in a coma for 29 years, after recovering, he found out that he became the owner of 130 crore rupees! But how is that possible? It happened with some judgment and the rest with the help of luck.
The incident of 2019, two years ago. To answer all the questions related to the stock market, there were several programs on television channels. Experts appeared to answer questions from the audience. He called one such channel to inquire about some of the shares he had bought. Only then can you know that the market value of those shares is 130 crore taka.
The Delhi resident actually bought those shares of MRF 29 years ago in 1990. Within a few days of buying the shares, a major accident happened in his life. He was seriously injured in a fatal car accident on the streets of Delhi. The doctors of the hospital could not fully recover him even though he was brought back to life by treatment.
He went into a coma. Then he spent 29 years of his life under treatment, lying on a bed at home. His children were by his side for these 29 years. The children did not leave any defect in his treatment. In this, the sons and daughters got married and grew up as grandchildren.
All in all, in 29 years, his surroundings had changed a lot. Then one day he suddenly regained consciousness. The family has to get to know him anew. A new world was in front of him. Everything has changed.
He continued to adapt little by little with the new environment. Grandfather had a good understanding with his grandson Ravi. One day he was telling the memories of 29 years ago one by one to his grandson. In the context of the conversation, he remembered the MRF share. The ones he bought before the accident.
The person bought 20,000 shares of MRF at a very low price. But he could not remember where he kept the share papers. Then the grandfather and grandson found those papers together. But can such old shares be sold now? They had doubts about it.
Grandson Ravi called the TV program one day with his grandfather by his side. He told all the incidents on TV. His question was whether these shares can be sold at all, and if so, how should they be sold.
The experts told him that he should first open a demat account in the name of his father. Then these shares should be brought there. Only then he can buy and sell shares.
After that, an expert who appeared on the TV program told him that the current price of those 20,000 shares is (in 2019) the market value of Tk 130 crore!
Then this part of the show went viral. That part of the video has been circulating on the internet since 2019. Still many people see that part of the video on WhatsApp, Facebook or Twitter.
Then what did that person do? He was able to recover that share money? Or he had to return to coma after becoming the owner of 130 crores? None of these questions have yet been answered.
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