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India's most sacred river, the Ganges, has been flooded with corpses over the past few days.

Hundreds of bodies were found floating in the river or buried in the sand of its banks. Those living near the baths, in the northern province of Uttar Pradesh, fear they are victims of Covid-19.

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The corpses along the riverbank, combined with the day-to-day burials and crematoriums are out of space, telling the story of the unseen and unacceptable death toll in official details. About more than 25 million cases and 275,000 deaths has been recorded as per report we receive.

The BBC spoke to local journalists, officials, and eyewitnesses in some of the most affected regions of Uttar Pradesh and found that behind the floating themes there are traditional beliefs, poverty and a deadly epidemic of lightning.

River beds with graves :

The scandal in Uttar Pradesh first surfaced on May 10 when 71 bodies were washed on the river bank in Bihar Chausa village, near the state border. Neeraj Kumar Singh, the Buxar police chief, where Chausa is located, told the BBC that the bodies were badly mutilated, DNA samples were taken, and the bodies were buried in holes near the river.

Officials say some of the remains may have been mutilated in the Ganges after the general burning of banks, but they suspect the bodies were dumped in the river. Police put a net in the water to catch them again.

A day later, about six miles [10 km] from Chausa, a number of decomposing bodies were found scattered on a river bank in the Gahmar valley in the Ghazipur region of Uttar Pradesh, where wild dogs and crows were feasting.

Locals said the bodies had been washed in a grave for a few days, but authorities had ignored their complaints about the stench until news of the bodies found down the river in Bihar made headlines. As per report we have in kannauj,kanpur,unnao and prayagraj, the river bed has been shallowed the graves so bad to see this..

Many swollen and decomposing bodies floated in the river and greeted the locals in the neighboring Ballia region as they drank in the morning in India's most sacred river. Hindustan newspaper reported that police had recovered 62 bodies.

Videos posted on the BBC from the Mehndi ghat embankment in Kannauj show a pile of human-sized mounds. Many look like bumps on a river bed, but each one hides the body. In the nearby Mahadevi ghat, at least 50 bodies have been found., Great Controversy 'death

Traditionally, Hindus burn their dead. But many communities follow what is known as the "Jal Pravah" - the practice of floating in the river the bodies of children, unmarried girls, or those killed by infectious diseases or snake bites.

Many people are poor and cannot afford a corpse, so they wrap the body in white muscles and throw it into the water. Sometimes, corpses are tied to rocks to make sure they stay submerged, but most float without weight. In general, the bodies floating in the Ganges are not uncommon.

It is not uncommon for so many to enter in such a short time, and in so many places on the river bank. A Kanpur journalist told the BBC that the bodies were evidence that "there was a serious conflict between the official statistics of Covid-19's death and the available numbers".

He said 196 people had officially died of the virus in Kanpur between April 16 and May 5, but data from seven crematoriums showed about 8,000 bodies.

"All the electric bodies were in operation 24/7 in April. Even that was not enough, so the authorities allowed the outdoor yards to be heated using wood," he said.