The Dhaka Times Desk We have probably never heard such a thing before. Is it possible for everyone in the village to have the same birth date? But it happened. The birth date of all in a village in India is January 1!
According to news media, from the grandparents of that village to parents, grandchildren, and even neighbors, the birth date of all is January 1! Such an incident happened in a village in Uttar Pradesh, India. Such information has been given by the country's central government to comply with the ration card! That village is Kangsa village in Gurpur, Allahabad, India. And the villagers accepted that as truth.
It is known that all 10,000 residents of Kangsa village have their date of birth on January 1 in their ration cards. A teacher of the local government primary school went to that village to register the ration card numbers of the students. He was the first to notice this phenomenon. All the students of the village and all their families had their birth dates written on January 1.
Village head Ram Dulari said that it is all the authorities' fault. Complaints have also been reported about the matter. He said it will be fixed soon. But the surprising thing is that there was no reaction from the villagers regarding the matter.
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