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Narendra Modi has over Rs. 1 crore in assets
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Ahmedabad, November 30, 2012
First Published: 20:26 IST(30/11/2012)
Last Updated: 20:29 IST(30/11/2012)
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The value of assets owned by Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi has crossed the Rs. 1 crore mark in 2012, from Rs. 40 lakh five years ago, as per his affidavit accompanying the nomination papers for Assembly elections.

Modi filed the papers for Maninagar constituency in Ahmedabad
on Friday.

The value of the assets of the Gujarat CM stood at Rs. 40 lakh in 2007. His assets at the time included a plot in Gandhinagar Sector-1, bought for Rs. 1,30,488, and valued at Rs. 30 lakh.

The market value of this plot has been shown as Rs. 1 crore in the present affidavit. The development work on the plot is worth Rs. 2,47,208, it says.

Other assets, including bank deposits, gold rings, NSCs, etc, have been valued at Rs. 33,42,842.

He has fixed deposits of Rs. 22,59,226 at SBI Sachivalaya branch, besides Rs. 4,24,836 in savings account. In 2007, Modi had deposits of Rs. 8,00,000, and Rs. 55,651 in the savings account.

The chief minister has added two more bank accounts in the last five years: at Rajkot Nagrik Sahkari Bank (Rs 30,347), and SBI Maninagar (Rs 10,000). He has also invested Rs. 20,000 in infrastructure bonds.

His income in the latest I-T return was Rs. 1,50,630. He is yet to get I-T refund of Rs. 54,403, and has to get back Rs. 14,363 lent to someone, the affidavit states.


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