Jyotiraditya may be a Maharaja of ‘Gwalior’, but in the case of property, he does not stay anywhere near Kamalnath.Jyotiraditya may be a Maharaja of ‘Gwalior’, but in the case of property, he does not stay anywhere near Kamalnath. For the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, two of the names being named for the CM post are among the descendants of the Gwalior Rajharaana and Jyotiraditya Scindia MP from Guna. Others are MP from Chhindwara and Kamal Nath, who was Union minister for 10 years. Jyotiraditya may be a Maharaja of ‘Gwalior’, but in the case of property, he does not stay anywhere near Kamalnath.Gwalior Rajharna’s Waris Jyotiraditya Scindia is an MBA from Stanford Howard University.
Scindia had declared his assets 32 crores 64 lakhs during the nomination of the 2014 Lok Sabha election. However, the Gwalior Rajhangana Trust and apart from that, the property worth Rs. 20,000 crores is such that there is a dispute between Jyotiraditya, Vasundhara Raje and Yashodhara Raje. Gwalior Rajharna’s Waris Jyotiraditya Scindia is an MBA from Stanford Howard University. Scindia had declared his assets 32 crores 64 lakhs during the nomination of the 2014 Lok Sabha election. However, the Gwalior Rajhangana Trust and apart from that, the property worth Rs. 20,000 crores is such that there is a dispute between Jyotiraditya, Vasundhara Raje and Yashodhara Raje.Gwalior Rajharna’s Waris Jyotiraditya Scindia is an MBA from Stanford Howard University.
Scindia had declared his assets 32 crores 64 lakhs during the nomination of the 2014 Lok Sabha election. However, the Gwalior Rajhangana Trust and apart from that, the property worth Rs. 20,000 crores is such that there is a dispute between Jyotiraditya, Vasundhara Raje and Yashodhara Raje.Let us know that Kamal Nath is counted among the richest politicians of the country. According to the affidavit given by Kamal Nath to the Election Commission during the election held in 2014, he has assets of about Rs 207 crores. There are also 23 companies owned by Kamal Nath and his family.
Kamal Nath is among the five richest MPs of the country. Let us know that Kamal Nath is counted among the richest politicians of the country. According to the affidavit given by Kamal Nath to the Election Commission during the election held in 2014, he has assets of about Rs 207 crores. There are also 23 companies owned by Kamal Nath and his family. Kamal Nath is among the five richest MPs of the country.Let us know that Kamal Nath is counted among the richest politicians of the country. According to the affidavit given by Kamal Nath to the Election Commission during the election held in 2014, he has assets of about Rs 207 crores. There are also 23 companies owned by Kamal Nath and his family. Kamal Nath is among the five richest MPs of the country.
In Chhindwara, the Alishan Kothi of Kamalnath is spread over 10 acres. However, his entire business is managed by both sons, Bakulnath and Nakulnath. In the electoral affidavit, Kamal Nath had mentioned that Kamal Nath has given a loan of Rs 4.6 crore to his wife. Kamal Nath’s wife Alka has a property worth 10.4 crores. In Chhindwara, the Alishan Kothi of Kamalnath is spread over 10 acres. However, his entire business is managed by both sons, Bakulnath and Nakulnath. In the electoral affidavit, Kamal Nath had mentioned that Kamal Nath has given a loan of Rs 4.6 crore to his wife. Kamal Nath’s wife Alka has a property worth 10.4 crores.In Chhindwara, the Alishan Kothi of Kamalnath is spread over 10 acres. However, his entire business is managed by both sons, Bakulnath and Nakulnath.
In the electoral affidavit, Kamal Nath had mentioned that Kamal Nath has given a loan of Rs 4.6 crore to his wife. Kamal Nath’s wife Alka has a property worth 10.4 crores.According to the report for the Association for Democratic Reforms (Senior Cadre), 656 candidates in the 2018 assembly elections have declared their assets more than Rs 1 crore. In the 2013 elections, 472 out of 2494 candidates were crorepatis. While 81 per cent of BJP’s candidates are crorepatis, 78 per cent of Congress, 35 per cent of SP, 24 per cent of BSP and 18 per cent of Aam Aadmi Party candidates are crorepatis. According to the report for the Association for Democratic Reforms (Senior Cadre), 656 candidates in the 2018 assembly elections have declared their assets more than Rs 1 crore.
In the 2013 elections, 472 out of 2494 candidates were crorepatis. While 81 per cent of BJP’s candidates are crorepatis, 78 per cent of Congress, 35 per cent of SP, 24 per cent of BSP and 18 per cent of Aam Aadmi Party candidates are crorepatis.According to the report for the Association for Democratic Reforms (Senior Cadre), 656 candidates in the 2018 assembly elections have declared their assets more than Rs 1 crore.
cIn the 2013 elections, 472 out of 2494 candidates were crorepatis. While 81 per cent of BJP’s candidates are crorepatis, 78 per cent of Congress, 35 per cent of SP, 24 per cent of BSP and 18 per cent of Aam Aadmi Party candidates are crorepatis.: In Rajasthan assembly elections, ruling BJP is resorting to Hindutva to reduce anti-incumbency wave in which the Congress is also stuck. Before the elections were played, BJP’s position was considered very weak but meetings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and raising the issues of Hindutva made a significant difference in the atmosphere.