An Indian man, who was declared dead without a postmortem being performed, woke up on his funeral pyre moments before it was set on fire.

A man awoke on a funeral pyre moments before it was to be set on fire after a doctor skipped a postmortem, medical officials said on Saturday. The 25-year-old man, Rohitash Kumar, was rushed to hospital for a second time,

A man in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, who was declared dead by doctors, miraculously revived after being placed on a funeral pyre, prompting an ongoing investigation.

Three doctors of the Bhagwan Das Khetan Government Hospital of Jhunjhunu city of Rajasthan were suspended for wrongly declaring a patient dead, and subsequently performing postmortem the same day.

In Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu area, a deaf-mute man, Rohitash Kumar, declared dead, revived just before cremation, but passed away en route to a Jaipur hospital. Following this shocking incident, officials suspended three doctors for alleged negligence and initiated an investigation.

In Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, a 25-year-old deaf and mute man who had been pronounced dead by medical personnel came back to life just before his cremation. Three of the doctors involved in the case have been suspended as a result of the occurrence.

In a startling case, a 25-year-old deaf and mute man, Rohitash Kumar, declared dead by doctors in Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu district, regained consciousness moments before his cremation. The man, who lived at the Maa Seva Sansthan shelter home in Bagad,

A man declared dead by doctors woke up just as he was placed on the pyre much to the shock of those around but breathed his last a few hours later, the dramatic life and death story unfolding in Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu area over Thursday and Friday.