AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi has launched a powerful attack on Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. While addressing an election rally in Nizamabad, Owaisi called him a ‘beggar of Rs 2’.

This controversial statement came at a time when Owaisi asked for a two rupee coin from the public present on the stage and waved it in the air and replied to the Assam CM in his own language. This entire matter has come to light as a reaction to a recent statement given by Himanta Biswa Sarma. During the rally, Owaisi asked for a Rs 2 coin from the crowd and as soon as he got the coin, he started taking sharp jibes at the Assam Chief Minister.

Owaisi’s controversial statement
Waving the coin, Owaisi said, “This is 2 rupees. The Chief Minister of Assam is saying that if the Miyan Muslims there take someone in an auto, and if the auto fare is 5 rupees, then give 4 rupees. Himanta Biswa Sarma, I am giving you this alms of 2 rupees, do you take it?” On this style of Owaisi, the entire ground echoed with applause. He further said, “Tell me, you are a beggar of ₹2, I know you. You are such a small person, such a small person that a poor person who drives an auto is after his 4-5 rupees.”

This controversy is related to the statement of the Chief Minister of Assam, in which he had alleged that the ‘Miya Muslims’ (Muslims of Bengali origin) of Assam woo people by keeping the goods in their shops and low fares in auto-rickshaws. Sarma had called it ‘love jihad’ and part of a conspiracy to increase population. Owaisi made fun of this ‘economic jihad’ statement and called him ‘anti-poor’.

‘Will not tolerate insult to the community’
Owaisi’s argument was that a Chief Minister commenting on the earnings of a poor auto driver reflects his thinking. This speech of Owaisi is now going viral on social media and is also a topic of discussion in political circles. He made it clear in his address that he will not tolerate any kind of insult or small-minded statements against his community.

You must have often seen many soldiers, old men or children begging outside the temples or in a crowded place. Hand bowls or sometimes women are seen begging on the traffic signal by taking small children in the lap. There are many people around the world who work to begging the streets for two times of bread. The number of beggars is very high in India too, but have you ever thought that in which state of India, the most beggars live and how much they earn in a month, let us answer this question.

Number of beggars in India

According to a government figure, the total number of beggars in India was 4,13,670. These figures have been taken from the 2011 census. Out of this, the number of male beggars is 2,21,673 and 1,91,997 women.

In which state the most beggar

In the case of beggars, the name of West Bengal comes at the top position, there are 81,244 beggars, which is the highest compared to other states of the country. After West Bengal, the number of Uttar Pradesh comes here, there are 65,835 beggars. After this Andhra Pradesh, Bihar
Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan come.

How much do you earn in the month

The monthly income of beggars in India depends on the crowd or city. No official survey provides accurate data of beggars’ income. But estimated that a normal beggar earns Rs 100-500 per day, causing their monthly Rs 3,000-15,000. At the same time, beggars in big cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata or Lucknow can earn up to Rs 500-1,000 per day i.e. monthly Rs 15,000-30,000. But there are many beggars in the country whose monthly income you will be surprised to hear you about the top-5 beggars of India.

India’s top-5 rich beggars

The first name among the rich beggars of India comes from Bharat Jain of Mumbai. Bharat Jain, who is considered to be the richest beggar in India, earns Rs 2,000-2,500 per day, making his monthly income 60,000-75,000 rupees. At the same time, Lakshmi Das of Kolkata has been begging from the age of 16 and earns up to Rs 30,000 monthly. Sarwatia Devi, who hails from Patna, Bihar, earns up to Rs 50,000 monthly and pays an insurance premium of Rs 36,000 annually. Krishna Kumar Geete also makes a living by begging in Mumbai, Geete earns 1500 rupees daily, so that his monthly income is Rs 45,000. At the same time, Sambhaji lives in the slum area of Kale Mumbai and earns 1500 rupees daily by begging.

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