Bag of Indian Rs 500 Notes Found in Nepal River After Floods Sparks Viral Outrage

Following the heavy monsoon rains that caused widespread flooding across western Nepal, a group of local youths were seen retrieving a sealed bag from the Ganga River near the town of Kaski.
The bag, according to witnesses, was packed with ₹500 notes, totaling an estimated several lakh rupees, and appeared to have been discarded in the water.
A short clip of the discovery was shared on social media platforms, quickly gaining millions of views and sparking anger among Indian netizens who questioned how such a large sum of money could have ended up in a foreign river.
Indian authorities have yet to issue an official statement, but the incident has raised concerns about cross-border financial security and the handling of foreign currency in flood-affected areas.