The lender has clarified that it had only sought valid documents to withdraw the money of the deceased An incident in India in which a man carried the skeleton of his sister to a bank as proof of death to withdraw her money has sparked outrage in the South Asian country. Images of the incident on Monday in the eastern Indian state of Odisha have gone viral. The state-owned parent bank of the lender has clarified that it had only sought valid documents to withdraw the money of the deceased, denying reports that the bank demanded the physical presence of the deceased. The bank said it has settled the claim amount of $204 in the name of three legal heirs and has handed over the money to them. Odisha Minister Suresh Pujari said there was a “lack of humanitarian approach,” adding that the government will ensure strict action against the officials involved. Opposition parties slammed the incident as insensitive.…