Parag Shah, the CEO of Man Infra and a BJP MLA, has been reported to have become a beggar. He is said to be worth Rs 3,000 crore.
The circumstances surrounding this situation are not fully detailed here, but further information is available from The Economic Times.
The incident reportedly occurred at Ghatkopar, involving Parag Shah, who holds significant wealth and a prominent position.
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