Assam MLAs See 80% Wealth Increase Over Five Years

Re-contesting MLAs in Assam, India, have reported an 80% surge in their declared wealth, with average assets jumping from Rs 4.17 crore to Rs 7.52 crore over five years.

1 Apr, 04:32 — 1 Apr, 04:32

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Assam's re-contesting MLAs get 80% richer in 5 yrs; which party saw biggest jump?

Assam's re-contesting MLAs have seen a significant surge in their declared wealth, with average assets jumping 80% from Rs 4.17 crore in 2021 to Rs 7.52 crore by 2026. This substantial increase highlights a notable shift in the financial standing of legislators across various parties as they seek re-election.

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