India's Richest Beggar - Bharat Jain beggar death

Mumbai is a city where India's biggest slum area is situated. And Bharat Jain is the richest poor person in Mumbai. But Bharat Jain's beggar death by accident while he crossing the railway track. There are 10,000+ families are living in their area and they are poor enough to get the things of life necessity. Even, They met their needs by begging. Here, I'm talking about Bharat Jain's beggar's death who is the reachest beggar in the world. This is not the first such story where a beggar has turned out to be rich.

Bharat Jain monthly income

For the first time in history, it happened that the beggar is become a rich person by begging. In 2015, India came to know about its richest beggar - Bharat Jain in Mumbai - who would earn Rs 70,000 to 80,000 per month by begging. Bharat Jain's net worth found by Mumbai police recovered a fixed deposit of Rs 8.77 lakhs and around Rs 1.5 lakhs of cash from the residence of a beggar Burju Chandra Azad in Govandi. (ANI).

Yet another story of a millionaire beggar has come to light from Mumbai. Mumbai Police has recovered a fixed deposit of Rs 8.77 lakhs and around Rs 1.5 lakhs of cash from the residence of a beggar Burju Chandra Azad in Govandi. Bharat Jain's beggar death in an accident while he trying to cross a railway track.

Giving out the details about the beggar, NK State, Senior Police Inspector-Vashi GRP, said that Azad used to live alone and his neighbor knew nothing about him. “We identified him through documents found at his residence and came to know that his family resides in Rajasthan. They meet his son also, who is also a nominee of his fixed deposit.”

This is not the first such story where a beggar has turned out to be rich. In 2015, India came to know about its richest beggar — Bharat Jain — who would earn Rs 70,000 to 80,000 per month by begging. He used to beg at crowded Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (known as CST) or Azad Maidan. He had also bought a personal flat worth Rs 80 lakh in Mumbai.

Bharat Jain beggar death

Bharat Jain dies accidentally when he crosses the railway track. After Bharat Jain beggar's death, Mumbai police start to search for him to get the details of how he becomes rich from a poor person. In the same year, another beggar — Krishna Kumar Gite — made the headlines for his wealth. His income is between Rs 40,000 and 50,000 per month. He also owned a personal flat at Nala Sopara, Mumbai