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Body of Odia migrant worker Subit Bir brought back to Cheligada village in Gajapati after death in Bengaluru.

Odia Migrant Worker from Gajapati Dies in Bengaluru; Family Seeks Government Assistance

An Odia migrant labourer, Subit Bir from Cheligada village in Gajapati district, died in Bengaluru while undergoing treatment after reportedly falling ill. His body was brought back to his native village, and the family has appealed to the administration for financial assistance.

Published by Diptimayee | March 12, 2026

A tragic incident has been reported from Odisha’s Gajapati district, where an Odia migrant worker died in Bengaluru while working in the city. The deceased has been identified asSubit Bir, a resident ofCheligada village under R Udayagiri police stationin Gajapati district.

According to available information, Subit Bir had travelled toBengaluruseveral years ago in search of employment and had been working there as a migrant labourer. He had been residing in the city for work during this period.

Reports suggest thattwo days before his death, he suddenly fell ill. Following the sudden health complications, he was admitted to a local hospital in Bengaluru for treatment.

However,Subit Bir died while undergoing treatment at the hospital. The exact cause of his death has not yet been confirmed.

After completing the required formalities, his body was transported back from Bengaluru to his native villageCheligada in Gajapati district, where relatives, villagers, and well-wishers gathered to pay their last respects.

Family members stated that they had toborrow money to bring the body back home, as they are currently facing serious financial difficulties.

Following the arrival of the body in the village, the bereaved family hasappealed to the local administration for assistance, requesting financial support considering their poor economic condition.