In Rewati, Ballia, Santosh Pathak faced days of bureaucratic hurdles between the bank and the hospital to withdraw money for his 80-year-old father, Vishambhar Pathak's, urgent medical treatment. Vishambhar Pathak is bedridden due to illness and required immediate funds for his care.

Santosh applied to the Gramin Bank in Rewati to withdraw money from his father's account. Since his father was unable to visit the bank, the bank requested verification from the hospital. Santosh went to the hospital, obtained the doctor's signature, and had his ailing father's thumbprint taken on the bank-related slip for verification. Despite presenting these documents at the bank, his issue was not resolved immediately. Santosh alleged that the complex procedures of both bank and hospital staff led him to be sent back and forth between the two institutions for several days, causing immense distress and delaying his father's critical treatment.

After continuous frustration, Santosh sought help from local BJP leader Manu Singh. Following Singh's intervention, the hospital staff assisted Santosh in completing the bank's procedures. Within two to three hours, Santosh was finally able to withdraw money from his father's account. The incident has sparked anger among local residents, who argue that the process for withdrawing funds for seriously ill and elderly individuals should not be so complicated as to cause such prolonged inconvenience to their families. They have demanded a system that prevents unnecessary hassle for the families of bedridden patients in banking procedures.