Gold coins: While digging a pit to build a toilet in a house, laborers found a treasure 133 years old. They fought among themselves over the treasure. However, later he had to return it as well. Now, this whole incident has made headlines on social media.
Gold coins found by workers: Many times such incidents come to the fore in which a treasure or a rare thing is found during the excavation and the luck of the thing that has been found shines. Nowadays one such incident is becoming viral on social media, the only difference is that even after getting the treasure, the luck of the treasure hunt has not changed. Actually, while digging to build a toilet in a house, the treasure was found in the hands of the laborers working there. After this, the workers started fighting amongst themselves to get it. After this, he did not even complete the work and left midway. When the matter reached the police, the police reached the spot and questioned the people present there.
Gold coins were found while digging a pit to build a toilet
This whole incident is from Jaunpur in Uttar Pradesh. The work of toilet construction was going on in a house in Machlishahr here. For this, the workers were digging pits. During this, a lot of copper was found in the hands of the laborers. When the laborers saw, gold coins were found in the lot. He did not inform the owner of the house. After this, the workers first fought among themselves about it and left work. The next day he again came to work in the greed of coins. A laborer told about this to the son of the owner of the house. After this, when he asked for coins from the laborers, he gave them a coin.
British era coins
The workers and the people of the house also tried to hide this thing from everyone. But the matter reached the police. The police reached the spot and questioned the workers. At first, he refused, but after strict questioning, he accepted the fact of getting the coins. After this, the police recovered a total of 10 coins. According to reports, these coins belong to the British era. These are from the years 1889 to 1912. However, the police are still interrogating the workers.
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