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At present resident t of Varsha banglow, Malabar Hills, Mumbai a candidatJat the above election, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as under:_ 1) I am candidate set up by Bhartiya Janata party I 2) My name is enrolled in 56- Nagpur West Legislative Assembly Constituency Maharashtra at Serial No.353 in part No. 253 I 3) My contact telephone number is - 022-2363040g Aa- My email lD is - [email protected] I and my social media accounts are- \ 1) Facebook: - @devendra.fad navis 2) Twitter: - @Dev_Fadnavis I 3) lnstagram: - @devendra_fad navis t 4) Website: I. - www.devendrafadnavis,in ) I No. 2510 IY T!r. I an tr,'lu D I -.t I l' 'il : ) I i t :-n5 {s) :: {: \s iiant';.r*,i'{i diri,i..; rrrrr'Fa I'r ,. iie ' (4) Details of Permanent Account Number (pAN) and status of filling of lncome Tax return. Sr. Names PAN The financial year Total lncome shown in No. for which the last income-tax return (in lncome-tax return Rupees) for the last has been filed five financial years completed as on 31"t March 2014-2015 1,24,647.00 Self 2015-2016 2 50 298.00 1 AAEPF.3,I24E Devendra Gangadharrao Fadnavis 2016-2017 12,73,673.0O 2017-2018 25 81 't 25.00 2018-2019 25 46,047.00 2014-20't5 18 27 021.00 Spouse 2015-2016 22,69,859.00 2 AGKPR-3249Q Mrs. Amruta Devendra Fadnavis 2016-2017 30 93 25't.00 2017-2018 41,66 296.00 2018-2019 50 31 818.00 2014-2015 NOT APPLICABLE 2015-2016 NOT NOT APPLICABLE UF 2016-2017 APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE 2017-2018 NOT APPLICABLE 2018-2019 NOT APPLICABLE 2014-2015 NOT APPLICABLE 2015-2016 NOT NOT APPLICABLE dent - 1 2016-2017 APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE 2017-2018 NOT APPLICABLE 2018-2019 NOT APPLICABLE 2014-2015 NOT APPLICABLE 2015-2016 NOT NOT APPLICABLE 5 Dependent - 2 2016-2017 APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE 2017-2018 NOT APPLICABLE 2018-2019 NOT APPLICABLE 2014-2015 NOT APPLICABLE 2015-2016 NOT NOT APPLICABLE 6 Dependent - 3 APPLICABLE 2016-2017 NOT APPLICABLE 2017-2018 NOT APPLICABLE 2018-2019 NOT APPLICABLE t" fr{ {)f ,,; l (5) Pending Criminal cases i) }d@imii€f€ase-agaiflts-me, (Tick alternative if there is no cdminal case pending against the candidate and write NOT APPLICABLE against alternative (ij) below) OR r/ iil The following criminal cases are pending against me:- (if there are pending cases against the candadale, then tick this alternative and score off alternative (i) above, and give details ofall pending cases in the Table below) FIR No. With name 1) Criminal writ Petition No. 734/2019 2) Criminal Writ Petition No. 983/2016 and address of Mohanish Jabalpure vs State of Satish Ukey police Station Maharashtra & Others Vs concerned (a) Returning Officer & Others Case No. with Name Criminal Writ Petition No. 734/2019 Criminal Writ Petition No. 983/2016 (b) of the Court pending before the Nagpur Bench of Pending before The Nagpur Bench of The Bombay High Court Bomba H h Court Section(s) of Section 13( t ) (DXii) & (iii) of the 1254 of the Representation of Peoples concerned Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 Act. Acts/Godes Section 195, 18'l,'182,199,200 of lndian (;, involved (give No. Penal Code of the s{&tion e.g. :iT'""N'" Brief desc pti of The petitioner has filed a criminal writ The above writ petition is filed by the offence Petition before the Hon'ble High Court petitioner against the returning officer and * alleging that I have favored my wife, district election officer, Nagpur seeking (d) who works in AXIS Bank, by using my direction against him to decide the official position, directed opening of complaint dated 0211U2014 fited by the bank accou nts of government petitioner to take action against me for employees in AXIS Bank. non discloser of two pending criminal cases in the election form. Whether c[7rges lEl have been framed NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE (mention Yes or No) lf answer against(e) above is YES then (f) give the date on NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE which charges were framed Whether any appeal/Application for revision has (s) been filed against NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE the proceedings (Mention Yes or No). .1, ! $t,r Ji to) No. With 3) Criminal revision application No. 4) Private Criminal Complainant Misc. name and 310t14 Criminal Complaint No. 3550/2014 (a) address of police Station concerned Case No. with Satish Ukey Misc. Criminal Complaint No. Name of the Court Vs 3550/2014 Devnedra Fadnavis Satish Ukey (ril Before ADHOC-2 Court Nagpur Vs Devnedra Fadnavis J.M.F.C. No. 6 Nagpur Section(s) of 420,406,4'17,418 of lndian Penal Code Under Section 125A of Representation concerned of peoples Act. Acts/Codes (c) involved (give No. of the section e.g. section...... of IPC etc) Brief description Complaint No. 3513/,l4 filed by Complainant alleges that l, non of offence complainant, was dismissed by ACJM applicant, have not disclosed two Nagpur on 1511212014. Against this criminal cases pending against me. complainant, preferred revision before Hence he filed case for taking action ADHOC-2 Court Nagpur. Notices came against me. to be issued on 2410712018. (d) Complainant alleged that by not mentioning the details of two cases in 4 my affidavit I have committed offence under section 406, 417,418 & 42O oI * tPc Charqes are not framed in this matter. Whether i.(rges have beef framed (e, No (mention Yes or No No) lf answer against(e) above is YES then give (0 NOT APPLICABLE the date on which NOT APPLICABLE charges were framed Whether any Complaint No. 3513/14 filed by a ppea l/A p p licatio complainant was dismissed by ACJM Yes n for revision has Nagpur on 'l5l'1212014. Against this SLP was been filed against complainant preferred revision filed by complainant against the order the proceedings before ADHOC-2 Court Nagpur of Hon'ble High Court Dismissing the complaint (g) (Mention Yes or Notices issued on 2410712018. and the Hon'ble Supreme Court No). complainant alleged that by not has set aside the order of High Court mentioning the details of two cases and Directed the Learned in my affidavit I have committed J.M.F.C to Proceed with the case, offence under section 406, 4'17,418 & 420 of IPC r! (6) Cases of conviction / (i) I declare that I have not been convicted for any criminal offence :- (Tick this alternative it the candidate has not been convicled and w.ite NOT APPLICABLE aginst alternative (ii) below) OR (ii) I have been convicted for the offences mentioned below - NOT APPLICABLE (if the candidate has been convicled, then tick alternative and score off alternative(i) above, and give details in lhe table below) Table (a) Case No. NOT NOT NOT APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE (b) Name of the Court NOT NOT NOT APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE (c) Section of Acts/Codes NOT NOT NOT involved (hive No. of the APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE Section E.g. Section........ of lPC, etc) (d) Brief description of offence NOT NOT NOT for which convicted APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE (e) Dates of orders of conviction NOT NOT NOT APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE (0 Punishment imposed NOT NOT NOT APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE (s) Whether any appeal has been NOT NOT NOT filed against conviction order APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE (Mention YES or NO) lf answer to (g) above if YES NOT NOT NOT . give details and present APPLICABLE APPLICABLE APPLICABLE \ \tatus of appeal (6A) given full and up{o-date information political party about all pending al cases against me and about all cases nviction as given in paragraphs (5) and (6) :- Copy of lnformation is attached. candidates to whom this item is not applicable should clearly write NOT APPLICABLE lN VIEW OF ENTRIES lN 5(i) AND 6(i) above) Notes:- 1. Details should be entered clearly and legibly in BOLD letters. 2. Details to be given separately for each case under different columns against each item 3. Details should be given in reverse chronological order i.e. the latest case to be mentioned first and backwards in the order of dates for the other cases 4. Additional sheet may be added if requires 5. Candidate is responsible for supplying all information in compliance of Hon. Supreme Court's judgment in W.P.(C) No. 536 of 201 1 'ili q 5 Ni dt zi,l',/:, I ) 't (r) hat l slvo horeln b.low tho d6t ll. of lh. ....t. (mov. bl. .nd Immov.ble etc) of myself, my .pouse and all d€pendent! ^ Dot ll.
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