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Press Release Uttarakhand Assembly Elections, 2017 Analysis of Asset Press Release Uttarakhand Assembly Elections, 2017 Analysis of Asset Comparison of Re-contesting MLAs Association for Democratic Reforms T-95A, C.L. House, 1st Floor, Near Gulmohar Commercial Complex Gautam Nagar, New Delhi-110 049 Phone: +91-011-4165-4200 Fax: +91-11-46094248 Email: [email protected] To report any electoral violations and malpractices during elections download the Election Watch Reporter (Android App) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webrosoft.election_watch_reporter Data in this Kit is presented in good faith, with an intention to inform voters. Candidates' affidavit with nomination papers is the source of this analysis. Website:-www.adrindia.org, www.myneta.info Page 1 of 10 Executive Summary Recontesting MLAs: Uttarakhand Election Watch (UKEW) and Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) have analyzed the affidavits of 60 MLAs recontesting in the 2017 Uttarakhand Assembly Elections. Average Assets in 2012 Elections: The average assets of these 60 re-contesting MLAs from various parties including independent MLAs in 2012 was Rs 1.85 crores (Rs 1,85,41,331) Average Assets in 2017 Elections: The average assets of these 60 re-contesting MLAs in 2017 is Rs 3.62 crores (Rs. 3,62,66,619). Average Asset change from 2012 to 2017: The average assets of these 60 re- contesting MLAs, between the Uttarakhand Elections of 2012 and 2017 has increased by Rs. 1.77 crores (Rs. 1,77,25,289). Percentage change in assets from 2012 to 2017: The average percentage increase in assets for these 60 re-contesting MLAs is 96%. Data in this Kit is presented in good faith, with an intention to inform voters. Candidates' affidavit with nomination papers is the source of this analysis. Website:-www.adrindia.org, www.myneta.info Page 2 of 10 Average Asset of Re-Contesting MLAs ( Rs. in crores) 3.62 4 3.5 1.85 Contesting MLAs 3 - 2.5 2 ( inRs. crores) 1.5 1 0.5 0 Average Average Asset of Re 2012 2017 Election Years Highest growth in Assets from 2012 to 2017: Party in Party in Uttarakhand Constituency in Constituency in Assets in Uttarakhand Assets in % Increase in S.No. Name Asset Increase Uttarakhand 2017 2012 Uttarakhand 2017 Uttarakhand 2012 2017 Uttarakhand 2012 Asset 1. Shailendra Mohan Singhal BJP INC JASPUR JASPUR 35,63,50,376 3,19,53,804 32,43,96,572 1015% 35 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 32 Crore+ 2. Nav Prabhat INC INC VIKASNAGAR VIKASNAGAR 9,73,20,060 3,60,08,784 6,13,11,276 170% 9 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 6 Crore+ 3. Rekha Arya BJP INC SOMESHWAR(SC) SOMESHWAR (SC) : BYE- 12,78,13,693 6,72,15,490 6,05,98,203 90% ELECTION ON 21-07- 12 Crore+ 6 Crore+ 6 Crore+ 2014 Table 1: Highest growth in Assets (Top 3) Data in this Kit is presented in good faith, with an intention to inform voters. Candidates' affidavit with nomination papers is the source of this analysis. Website:-www.adrindia.org, www.myneta.info Page 3 of 10 Average asset change of re-contesting MLAs: Party-Wise: Following table illustrates the party wise assortment of the average increase in assets of the re-contesting MLAs: Party in Uttarakhand Total Number of Average Assets in S.No. Average Assets in Uttarakhand 2012 Average Asset Increase Average % Increase in Asset 2017 Winners Uttarakhand 2017 4,42,93,946 2,39,06,897 2,03,87,049 1 BJP 29 85% 4 Crore+ 2 Crore+ 2 Crore+ 2,81,65,414 1,37,13,034 1,44,52,380 2 INC 28 105% 2 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 2,62,33,152 84,57,449 1,77,75,703 3 IND 2 210% 2 Crore+ 84 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 5,03,74,887 1,83,00,000 3,20,74,887 4 BSP 1 175% 5 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 3,62,66,619 1,85,41,331 1,77,25,289 GRAND TOTAL 60 96% 3 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ Table 2: Average Asset change of Re-contesting MLAs - Party-wise Data in this Kit is presented in good faith, with an intention to inform voters. Candidates' affidavit with nomination papers is the source of this analysis. Website:-www.adrindia.org, www.myneta.info Page 4 of 10 Comparison of Assets of Re-contesting MLAs in Uttarakhand 2017 Assembly Elections Party in Party in Constituency in Constituency in Uttarakhand Assets in Assets in % Increase S.No. Name Uttarakhand Uttarakhand Asset Increase Uttarakhand 2017 2012 Uttarakhand 2017 Uttarakhand 2012 in Asset 2017 2012 1. Shailendra Mohan Singhal BJP INC JASPUR JASPUR 35,63,50,376 3,19,53,804 32,43,96,572 1015% 35 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 32 Crore+ 2. Nav Prabhat INC INC VIKASNAGAR VIKASNAGAR 9,73,20,060 3,60,08,784 6,13,11,276 170% 9 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 6 Crore+ 3. Rekha Arya BJP INC SOMESHWAR(SC) SOMESHWAR (SC) : BYE- 12,78,13,693 6,72,15,490 6,05,98,203 90% ELECTION ON 21-07-2014 12 Crore+ 6 Crore+ 6 Crore+ 4. Pritam Singh INC INC CHAKRATA(ST) CHAKRATA (ST) 8,10,21,731 2,78,34,140 5,31,87,591 191% 8 Crore+ 2 Crore+ 5 Crore+ 5. Dinesh Agarwal INC INC DHARAMPUR DHARAMPUR 6,45,31,498 1,96,61,256 4,48,70,242 228% 6 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 4 Crore+ 6. Surendra Singh Jeena BJP BJP SULT SALT 10,52,98,662 7,04,26,727 3,48,71,935 50% 10 Crore+ 7 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 7. Ganesh Godiyal INC INC SRINAGAR SHRINAGAR 4,79,26,401 1,34,16,684 3,45,09,717 257% 4 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 8. Sarwat Kareem Ansari BSP BSP MANGLORE MANGLOR 5,03,74,887 1,83,00,000 3,20,74,887 175% 5 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 3 Crore+ 9. Harish Singh INC INC DHARCHULA DHARCHULA 3,60,19,122 41,75,000 3,18,44,122 763% 3 Crore+ 41 Lacs+ 3 Crore+ 10. Dinesh Dhanai IND IND TEHRI TEHRI 3,06,98,041 41,63,255 2,65,34,786 637% 3 Crore+ 41 Lacs+ 2 Crore+ 11. Surendra Singh Negi INC INC KOTDWAR KOTDWAR 3,18,57,318 80,46,141 2,38,11,177 296% 3 Crore+ 80 Lacs+ 2 Crore+ 12. Sanjay Gupta BJP BJP LAKSAR LAKSAR 2,86,74,148 68,78,148 2,17,96,000 317% 2 Crore+ 68 Lacs+ 2 Crore+ 13. Premchand Aggarwal BJP BJP RISHIKESH RISHIKESH 3,24,06,964 1,33,03,143 1,91,03,821 144% 3 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ Data in this Kit is presented in good faith, with an intention to inform voters. Candidates' affidavit with nomination papers is the source of this analysis. Website:-www.adrindia.org, www.myneta.info Page 5 of 10 Party in Party in Constituency in Constituency in Uttarakhand Assets in Assets in % Increase S.No. Name Uttarakhand Uttarakhand Asset Increase Uttarakhand 2017 2012 Uttarakhand 2017 Uttarakhand 2012 in Asset 2017 2012 14. Ganesh Joshi BJP BJP MUSSOORIE MUSSOORIE 3,27,53,164 1,47,01,413 1,80,51,751 123% 3 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 15. Mamta Rakesh INC INC BHAGWANPUR(SC) BHAGWANPUR (SC) : BYE- 3,58,49,770 1,82,71,899 1,75,77,871 96% ELECTION ON 11-04-2015 3 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 16. Hemesh Kharkwal INC INC CHAMPAWAT CHAMPAWAT 1,97,14,211 43,98,710 1,53,15,501 348% 1 Crore+ 43 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 17. Mr. Madan Kaushik BJP BJP HARDWAR HARIDWAR 2,45,01,689 97,53,108 1,47,48,581 151% 2 Crore+ 97 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 18. Harish Chandra Singh Rawat INC INC KICHHA DHARCHULA : BYE- ELECTION ON 6,31,14,882 4,84,35,891 1,46,78,991 30% 21-07-2014 6 Crore+ 4 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 19. Subodh Uniyal BJP INC NARENDRANAGAR NARENDRANAGAR 1,65,06,034 30,84,362 1,34,21,672 435% 1 Crore+ 30 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 20. Umesh Sharma Kau BJP INC RAIPUR RAIPUR 3,07,52,400 1,78,77,086 1,28,75,314 72% 3 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 21. Sahdev Singh Pundir BJP BJP SAHASPUR SAHASPUR 1,90,25,009 72,43,699 1,17,81,310 163% 1 Crore+ 72 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 22. Jeet Ram INC INC THARALI (SC) THARALI (SC) 1,52,69,401 41,48,177 1,11,21,224 268% 1 Crore+ 41 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 23. Madan Singh Bisht INC INC DWARAHAT DWARAHAT 1,22,34,500 12,45,000 1,09,89,500 883% 1 Crore+ 12 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 24. Vijaypal Singh Sajwan INC INC GANGOTRI GANGOTRI 1,66,75,593 59,62,301 1,07,13,292 180% 1 Crore+ 59 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 25. Ajay Bhatt BJP BJP RANIKHET RANIKHET 1,37,21,213 31,37,910 1,05,83,303 337% 1 Crore+ 31 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 26. Manoj Tewari INC INC ALMORA ALMORA 1,57,23,445 54,87,180 1,02,36,265 187% 1 Crore+ 54 Lacs+ 1 Crore+ 27. Furkan Ahmad INC INC PIRANKALIYAR PIRANKALIYAR 2,62,22,546 1,60,90,637 1,01,31,909 63% 2 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 1 Crore+ 28. Narayan Ram INC INC GANGOLIHAT(SC) GANGOLIHAT (SC) 1,80,41,015 84,36,563 96,04,452 114% 1 Crore+ 84 Lacs+ 96 Lacs+ Data in this Kit is presented in good faith, with an intention to inform voters. Candidates' affidavit with nomination papers is the source of this analysis.
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