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Rajasthan Vegetable Vendor Submits Claim for Rs 11 Crore Punjab Diwali Bumper Win

Lottery officials say verification is underway and remind winners to file in person with the original paper ticket.

Overview

  • Amit Sehra of Kotputli bought the Rs 500 winning ticket in Bathinda while visiting Punjab, borrowing Rs 1,000 to purchase two tickets for himself and his wife.
  • Ticket A438586 matched the first prize from the October 31 draw held in Ludhiana, with results made public on November 1.
  • Sehra arrived at the Punjab State Lottery office in Chandigarh with his family to submit the original ticket and claim form, after which the payout will follow post-verification and statutory deductions.
  • Officials outlined that claims require bank and personal details plus the original ticket, the form is free, and the Punjab government operates only paper lotteries, not any online scheme.
  • Sehra says he plans to pay off debts, build a home, and fund his children's education, and he has pledged gifts to his friend's family.