What changed between two filings.
A candidate files a sworn affidavit at every nomination. When somebody has filed twice, the two figures can be set against each other. That is all this page does. Both documents are linked on every row, and nothing here is modelled, estimated or adjusted for inflation.
Largest increase between filings
Whose declared assets rose by the most, in rupees? The plain difference between the two filings. This ordering is dominated by members who were already wealthy at the first filing, which is why the multiple is shown beside it.
| # | Member | Party | First filing | Latest filing | Change | Multiple | Per year | Documents |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Konda Vishweshwar Reddy Telangana |
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₹529 cr 2014 | ₹4568 cr 2024 | +₹4040 cr over 10 years | 8.6× | +24% | 2014 2024 |
| 2 | Naveen Jindal Haryana |
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₹131 cr 2009 | ₹1241 cr 2024 | +₹1110 cr over 15 years | 9.5× | +16% | 2009 2024 |
| 3 | D.K. Suresh Karnataka |
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₹85.87 cr 2014 | ₹339 cr 2019 | +₹253 cr over 5 years | 3.9× | +32% | 2014 2019 |
| 4 | H D Kumaraswamy Karnataka |
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₹49.17 cr 2009 | ₹217 cr 2024 | +₹168 cr over 15 years | 4.4× | +10% | 2009 2024 |
| 5 | Poonamben Hematbhai Maadam Gujarat |
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₹17.44 cr 2014 | ₹148 cr 2024 | +₹130 cr over 10 years | 8.5× | +24% | 2014 2024 |
| 6 | P V Midhun Reddy Andhra Pradesh |
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₹22.6 cr 2014 | ₹147 cr 2024 | +₹124 cr over 10 years | 6.5× | +21% | 2014 2024 |
| 7 | Supriya Sule Maharashtra | NCP(SP) | ₹51.54 cr 2009 | ₹167 cr 2024 | +₹115 cr over 15 years | 3.2× | +8% | 2009 2024 |
| 8 | S. Jagathrakshakan Tamil Nadu | DMK | ₹5.91 cr 2009 | ₹115 cr 2019 | +₹109 cr over 10 years | 19.4× | +35% | 2009 2019 |
| 9 | Pinaki Misra Odisha |
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₹29.69 cr 2009 | ₹117 cr 2019 | +₹87.78 cr over 10 years | 4.0× | +15% | 2009 2019 |
| 10 | Anurag Sharma Uttar Pradesh |
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₹124 cr 2019 | ₹212 cr 2024 | +₹87.77 cr over 5 years | 1.7× | +11% | 2019 2024 |
| 11 | P C Mohan Karnataka |
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₹5.37 cr 2009 | ₹81.31 cr 2024 | +₹75.93 cr over 15 years | 15.1× | +20% | 2009 2024 |
| 12 | Hema Malini Uttar Pradesh |
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₹178 cr 2014 | ₹251 cr 2019 | +₹72.63 cr over 5 years | 1.4× | +7% | 2014 2019 |
| 13 | Nishikant Dubey Jharkhand |
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₹10.1 cr 2009 | ₹74.7 cr 2024 | +₹64.59 cr over 15 years | 7.4× | +14% | 2009 2024 |
| 14 | Badruddin Ajmal Assam |
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₹14.47 cr 2006 | ₹78.81 cr 2019 | +₹64.34 cr over 13 years | 5.4× | +14% | 2006 2019 |
| 15 | Deepender Singh Hooda Haryana |
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₹6.54 cr 2009 | ₹69.26 cr 2024 | +₹62.72 cr over 15 years | 10.6× | +17% | 2009 2024 |
| 16 | Amit Shah Gujarat |
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₹3.15 cr 2022 | ₹65.67 cr 2024 | +₹62.52 cr over 2 years | 20.8× | +356% | 2022 2024 |
| 17 | Feroze Varun Gandhi Uttar Pradesh |
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₹4.93 cr 2009 | ₹60.32 cr 2019 | +₹55.39 cr over 10 years | 12.2× | +28% | 2009 2019 |
| 18 | Sukhbir Singh Jaunapuria Rajasthan |
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₹71.41 cr 2014 | ₹123 cr 2019 | +₹51.97 cr over 5 years | 1.7× | +12% | 2014 2019 |
| 19 | Ramesh Chandappa Jigajinagi Karnataka |
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₹1.18 cr 2009 | ₹51.63 cr 2024 | +₹50.46 cr over 15 years | 43.9× | +29% | 2009 2024 |
| 20 | Shrimant Chh. Udyanraje Pratapsinhmaharaj Bhonsle Maharashtra |
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₹11.73 cr 2009 | ₹60.61 cr 2014 | +₹48.88 cr over 5 years | 5.2× | +39% | 2009 2014 |
| 21 | B Y Raghavendra Karnataka |
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₹29.74 cr 2013 | ₹73.71 cr 2024 | +₹43.97 cr over 11 years | 2.5× | +9% | 2013 2024 |
| 22 | Basavaraj Bommai Karnataka |
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₹10.69 cr 2013 | ₹53.95 cr 2024 | +₹43.26 cr over 11 years | 5.0× | +16% | 2013 2024 |
| 23 | Veena Devi Bihar | LJP(RV) | ₹4.05 cr 2010 | ₹46.72 cr 2024 | +₹42.67 cr over 14 years | 11.5× | +19% | 2010 2024 |
| 24 | Mala Rajya Laxmi Shah Uttarakhand |
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₹166 cr 2014 | ₹207 cr 2024 | +₹40.66 cr over 10 years | 1.2× | +2% | 2014 2024 |
| 25 | Udasi Shivkumar Chanabasappa Karnataka |
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₹32.34 cr 2009 | ₹71.85 cr 2019 | +₹39.51 cr over 10 years | 2.2× | +8% | 2009 2019 |
| 26 | Eatala Rajender Telangana |
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₹14.51 cr 2014 | ₹54.02 cr 2024 | +₹39.51 cr over 10 years | 3.7× | +14% | 2014 2024 |
| 27 | Maneka Gandhi Uttar Pradesh |
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₹17.57 cr 2009 | ₹55.69 cr 2019 | +₹38.12 cr over 10 years | 3.2× | +12% | 2009 2019 |
| 28 | Kumari Selja Haryana |
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₹4.67 cr 2009 | ₹42.07 cr 2024 | +₹37.39 cr over 15 years | 9.0× | +16% | 2009 2024 |
| 29 | Dimple Yadav Uttar Pradesh | SP | ₹4.86 cr 2009 | ₹42.03 cr 2024 | +₹37.17 cr over 15 years | 8.7× | +15% | 2009 2024 |
| 30 | Kanwar Singh Tanwar Uttar Pradesh |
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₹179 cr 2014 | ₹215 cr 2024 | +₹35.95 cr over 10 years | 1.2× | +2% | 2014 2024 |
| 31 | Mahesh Sharma Uttar Pradesh |
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₹47.88 cr 2019 | ₹83.82 cr 2024 | +₹35.94 cr over 5 years | 1.8× | +12% | 2019 2024 |
| 32 | Shrirang Appa Barne Maharashtra |
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₹66.5 cr 2014 | ₹102 cr 2019 | +₹35.83 cr over 5 years | 1.5× | +9% | 2014 2019 |
| 33 | Inderjit Singh Rao Haryana |
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₹6.74 cr 2009 | ₹42.1 cr 2019 | +₹35.36 cr over 10 years | 6.2× | +20% | 2009 2019 |
| 34 | Shashi Tharoor Kerala |
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₹21.24 cr 2009 | ₹56.07 cr 2024 | +₹34.82 cr over 15 years | 2.6× | +7% | 2009 2024 |
| 35 | Ravindra Dattaram Waikar Maharashtra |
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₹20.51 cr 2014 | ₹54.5 cr 2024 | +₹33.99 cr over 10 years | 2.7× | +10% | 2014 2024 |
| 36 | Y S Avinash Reddy Andhra Pradesh |
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₹7.05 cr 2014 | ₹40.43 cr 2024 | +₹33.38 cr over 10 years | 5.7× | +19% | 2014 2024 |
| 37 | Dushyant Singh Rajasthan |
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₹6.41 cr 2009 | ₹38.93 cr 2024 | +₹32.52 cr over 15 years | 6.1× | +13% | 2009 2024 |
| 38 | Ramvir Singh Bidhuri Delhi |
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₹20.66 cr 2020 | ₹52.64 cr 2024 | +₹31.98 cr over 4 years | 2.5× | +26% | 2020 2024 |
| 39 | K Sudhakar Karnataka |
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₹2.29 cr 2013 | ₹33.42 cr 2024 | +₹31.12 cr over 11 years | 14.6× | +28% | 2013 2024 |
| 40 | Vincent H Pala Meghalaya |
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₹25.16 cr 2009 | ₹54.95 cr 2019 | +₹29.79 cr over 10 years | 2.2× | +8% | 2009 2019 |
Two sworn figures, subtracted
- What it measures
- The total assets a candidate declared at their earliest nomination on record here, and the total at their most recent one. Both come from their own affidavit, filed with the Election Commission.
- What moves it
- Ordinary appreciation, especially in land and property, which in much of India has outpaced almost everything else over these periods. Inheritance, a spouse's earnings, and a business held before entering politics. Disclosure has also become more thorough since 2009, so part of a rise can be a fuller account of what was already held.
- What it cannot show
- Whether either figure is true, because nobody audits an affidavit when it is filed. It cannot show anything held outside the declared family, and it is not adjusted for inflation, so a rise of a few times over fifteen years may be no real gain at all. A large rise is not evidence of wrongdoing and this page does not allege any.
Declared figures read from scanned affidavits by the Association for Democratic Reforms and published at MyNeta. Support their work