Guwahati: All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal, in the hunt for re-election for a 3rd time from Dhubri, is likely one of the richest candidates in the fray in Assam. The fragrance baron’s declared source of revenue for 2017-18 was four.29 crore, with property value greater than Rs 75 crore, a upward thrust of Rs 32 crore because the last election.
The 63-year-old businessman-turned political leader has declared that his assets of source of revenue are trade, bank pastime on deposits, remuneration from partnership company, positive aspects from sale of property, benefit from partnership companies and his salary as an MP.
Ajmal’s immovable property is value Rs 60.52 crore in relation to present market value. He has declared movable property value Rs 15.49 crore, which includes gold value over Rs 6.40 lakh and more than a few motor automobiles valued at over Rs 1.71 crore. He has additionally given private mortgage value Rs 8.46 crore.
His wife, a housewife, has a declared movable property of over Rs 60 lakh and immovable property at present market value of Rs 2.16 crore. She has in her identify motor automobiles valued at Rs 19.34 lakh. She too has given private loans of Rs 34 lakh.
Ajmal’s liabilities account for over Rs 1 crore in type of bank loans. He is handed Fazil examination (similar to MA) 1975 from Darul Uloom Deoband.
Ajmal additionally faces fees in seven circumstances pending against him — obscene acts, intent to cause riot, promoting enmity between other groups on grounds of religion, false observation on oath or confirmation to public servant in seven circumstances pending against him.
He has six circumstances registered against him at more than a few police stations across the state and one case pending disposal at a court of judicial magistrate.
The last case registered against him was at Dispur police station last December, where he's purported to have indulged in verbal abuse, foul phrases and threatened to kill a journalist all through an interaction with media at Mankachar in Dhubri district last December.
The oldest case against him, which remains to be below investigation, dates back to 2012. In this case, he's purported to have made provocative speeches in the BTAD area, instigating Muslims to retaliate against Bodos in the aftermath of the ethnic clashes there then.
In every other case registered in Pulibor police station in 2015, which is also below investigation, he's purported to have outraged spiritual emotions of Hindus by means of wondering if Prime Minister Narendra Modi had consumed beef whilst he was in Pakistan.
The 63-year-old businessman-turned political leader has declared that his assets of source of revenue are trade, bank pastime on deposits, remuneration from partnership company, positive aspects from sale of property, benefit from partnership companies and his salary as an MP.
Ajmal’s immovable property is value Rs 60.52 crore in relation to present market value. He has declared movable property value Rs 15.49 crore, which includes gold value over Rs 6.40 lakh and more than a few motor automobiles valued at over Rs 1.71 crore. He has additionally given private mortgage value Rs 8.46 crore.
His wife, a housewife, has a declared movable property of over Rs 60 lakh and immovable property at present market value of Rs 2.16 crore. She has in her identify motor automobiles valued at Rs 19.34 lakh. She too has given private loans of Rs 34 lakh.
Ajmal’s liabilities account for over Rs 1 crore in type of bank loans. He is handed Fazil examination (similar to MA) 1975 from Darul Uloom Deoband.
Ajmal additionally faces fees in seven circumstances pending against him — obscene acts, intent to cause riot, promoting enmity between other groups on grounds of religion, false observation on oath or confirmation to public servant in seven circumstances pending against him.
He has six circumstances registered against him at more than a few police stations across the state and one case pending disposal at a court of judicial magistrate.
The last case registered against him was at Dispur police station last December, where he's purported to have indulged in verbal abuse, foul phrases and threatened to kill a journalist all through an interaction with media at Mankachar in Dhubri district last December.
The oldest case against him, which remains to be below investigation, dates back to 2012. In this case, he's purported to have made provocative speeches in the BTAD area, instigating Muslims to retaliate against Bodos in the aftermath of the ethnic clashes there then.
In every other case registered in Pulibor police station in 2015, which is also below investigation, he's purported to have outraged spiritual emotions of Hindus by means of wondering if Prime Minister Narendra Modi had consumed beef whilst he was in Pakistan.
AIUDF president’s assets rose by Rs Rs 32 crore in 5 years as MP
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