Rs 70L Kerala lottery prize money remains unclaimed by winner


Team Udayavani, May 18, 2023, 11:16 AM IST

Ullal: Most of us hope that our fortune might change someday and lady luck will shine on us. That is why some people try their hand at gambling or buying lottery tickets thinking that they might be able to make some easy money.

However, a person who won the Rs 70 lakh bumper prize in Kerala State Akshaya Lottery last week has not yet staked claim to the prize.

The unknown person had bought the ticket on May 7 from Jayamma Lottery Agency belonging to Amal Kanakadasa in Talpadi.

The results of the draw have been announced (Winning ticket No: AT 317545) but so far no one has contacted the agency to claim the prize, it is said.

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