What was the reason why they murdered him? The article didn't say. Was he wearing his gold shirt at the time? 12 people take a cut from it? Whatever reason, flaunting your wealth in impoverished nation is not smart.
I go walking in Delhi on my own with no problems even in the underground subterranean markets (although Al Qaeda used to kidnap dills like me from Delhi) I reckon the "apex gang" in Melbourne is more dangerous. Any people that out number you can always pose a problem,walking around like you own the place "can" help. But saying that I get your point,poverty can pervert things even more that is true.
Maybe he should have lined that gold shirt with Kevlar. And what sort of serious PSD will his poor son have? .
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...n-famed-for-240000-gold-shirt-beaten-to-death A money lender. Hard to say if it was karma or not, from where I am sitting. But this type of event sure lends itself (pun) to that thinking.
So I was reading further. Political ambition AND a tendency to 'shortchange' his clients, apparently. Probably a perfect politician. Karma? Probably.
Disturbing news. A man beaten to death is no laughing matter. Those people want to condemn him, but do we know the real facts? He was a lender, yes. But was he a disreputable one? For some, a lender becomes "evil" when they expect the loan to be paid back. What a shock.
http://www.ndtv.com/pune-news/punes-gold-man-bludgeoned-to-death-in-front-of-son-1431749 Mr Phuge, whose wife is an NCP corporator, had a money-lending and chit fund business. He had faced allegations recently of short-changing his customers. Short-chaning customers. These are just allegations. Most of us don't know the truth, right? But a man seemingly obsessed with gold from a young age, and then showing off his wealth like this, and then chasing fame and political ambition...a man like that strikes me as someone who would step over anyone for riches. But of course I could be wrong.
