An Indian businessman, Datta Phuge who made headlines in 2013 for buying one of the world's most expensive shirts, a customised gold shirt worth 12.7 million rupees, around $240,000 dollars at the time, which was made entirely of gold has been beaten to death in western India, according to a report Friday.
It was made up of 14,000 pieces of 22-carat gold, weighed 3.32 kilogrammes (7.3 pounds) and was put together by 15 craftsmen over 16 days.
Phuge was a money lender from Pune in Maharashtra state and was nicknamed, "gold man", a title he cherished.
Police said Phuge,
It was made up of 14,000 pieces of 22-carat gold, weighed 3.32 kilogrammes (7.3 pounds) and was put together by 15 craftsmen over 16 days.
Phuge was a money lender from Pune in Maharashtra state and was nicknamed, "gold man", a title he cherished.
Police said Phuge,


































