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Which state has the richest MLAs? Tamil Nadu tops the chart by a mileTamil Nadu leads all states in average MLA wealth at ₹48.34 crore, driven largely by the Martin family, AIADMK's Leemarose Martin from Lalg...- 65% of newly elected Bengal MLAs face criminal cases; 61% are 'crorepatis': ReportNewly elected West Bengal MLAs show a significant increase in criminal cases. Over 65 percent declared criminal charges, a jump from the pr...
- 84% of newly elected Jammu and Kashmir MLAs are crorepatis: Association of Democratic ReformsIn Jammu and Kashmir, 84% of newly elected MLAs in 2023 are crorepatis, an increase from 75% in 2014. The average declared assets have surg...
- India’s MLAs worth more than combined budgets of NL, Mizoram & Sikkim; Karnataka’s MLAs have highest total assetsThe average asset of sitting MLAs in state assemblies and union territories is Rs 13.63 crore, according to a finding by the Association fo...
- With Rs 1,400 crore assets, DK Shivakumar is India's richest MLA; WB's Nirmal Dhara has only Rs 1,700Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is the richest MLA, holding the title with an asset worth Rs 1,413 crore. A report revealed t...
- 44 per cent MLAs across India have criminal cases: ADR analysis quoting poll affidavitsOf the MLAs analysed, the ADR said 1,136 or about 28 per cent have declared serious criminal cases against themselves, including charges re...
- Karnataka legislators rule the rich list, earn Rs 1.1-cr average annual incomeADR along with National Election Watch prepared the report based on the self-declared affidavits of MLAs during the last assembly elections.
- Assets of re-contesting MLAs in UP soar 82% in 5 years: ADRThe average assets of the 311 re-contesting MLAs from various parties in 2012 was Rs 3.49 crore (Rs 3,49,08,073) while this year, it stood ...
- Uttarakhand re-contesting MLAs' assets soar 96% in 5 years: ADR"The average assets of these 60 re-contesting MLAs, between Uttarakhand elections of 2012 and 2017 has increased by Rs 1.77 crore (Rs 1,77,...
- Five states get 428 crorepati MLAs: Association for Democratic ReformsIn 2011, Assam had 39 per cent of crorepati MLAs, while Kerala had 25 per cent, Puducherry (63 per cent), Tamil Nadu (51 per cent) and West...
- 44 crorepatis in Delhi Assembly, says ADRIn the 2013 polls, 51 'crorepati' MLAs were elected to the assembly while the number was 47 in 2008.
- 88 per cent of new Maharashtra MLAs are crorepatis"A large majority of people in Maharashtra remain poor, but the people's representatives only seem to be getting richer,"Ajit Ranade, said.
- Haryana polls: 83% of winners are part of the 'crorepati club'Seven MLAs have declared their assets size in excess of Rs 50 crore with a BJP MLA from Faridabad declaring the highest assets worth Rs 106...
- Assets of 216 MLAs grew 164% since last Maharashtra polls: StudyA study conducted by two NGOs reveals that the average asset growth of each candidate is Rs 8.17 crore, or 164 per cent.
- Haryana polls: 67 MLAs' average assets more than doubledGrowth of average assets of 67 MLAs contesting elections in Haryana Assembly has been close to double since the last election five years ag...
- Average asset of Karna MLAs goes up by nearly Rs 10 croreAverage asset of recontesting MLAs in the May five assembly elections has nearly doubled and rose by about Rs ten crore.
- 'Average asset of Karnataka Ministers zooms 665 pc to Rs 6.96 crore'The average asset of a Minister in Karnataka is Rs 6.96 crore, a jump of 665 per cent over the previous 2004 ministry, an NGO claimed.
- 74 per cent MLAs in new Gujarat Assembly are 'crore-pati'Of the 99 legislators who were re-elected to the Gujarat Assembly, 42 'crore-pati' MLAs have declared a Rs 2 crore-plus increase in assets ...
- Himachal Pradesh legislators get wealthier; 44 crorepatisWith the new HP legislators all set to take over the reins of the state, the assets of its legislators have shown an unprecedented rise, in...
- 41% in Kerela and 31% in West Bengal of newly-elected MLAs have criminal cases: StudyA total of 133 MLAs out of the 257 have declared serious IPC charges like murder, attempt to murder, robbery and extortion in their affidav...
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