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KCR’s son, daughter-in-law own total assets worth over Rs 40 crore

KTR’s wife K Shailima is richer than him as the Telangana IT Minister, in his affidavit mentioned that his wife owns assets worth over Rs 35.98 crore.

Updated on: Nov 20, 2018, 15:35:43 IST
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Telangana caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s son KT Rama Rao and daughter in law own total assets of over Rs 40 crore, revealed the electoral affidavit submitted by Rama Rao while filing the nomination for ensuing Assembly election.

File photo of KT Rama Rao meeting
File photo of KT Rama Rao meeting

Rama Rao, commonly known as KTR, filed his nomination from the Siricilla constituency and submitted the affidavit to the election authorities on Monday.

KTR’s wife K Shailima is richer than him as the Telangana IT Minister, in his affidavit mentioned that his wife owns assets worth over Rs 35.98 crore while he has assets worth Rs 4.93 crore. According to the affidavit, the total value of KTR movable assets stood at Rs 3.63 crore and immovable assets at Rs 1.3 crore while his wife’s total movable assets stood at more than Rs 27 crore and immovable assets at Rs 6.66 crore. Her inherited assets mentioned in the affidavit were worth Rs 2.32 crore.

KTR also declared in his affidavit that his total income and agricultural income stood at Rs. 14.57 lakh and Rs. 59.85 lakh per annum respectively while his wife’s total income is Rs 3.55 crore and agriculture income is Rs 24. 65 lakh.

According to the affidavit, there were 16 pending cases against KTR which were registered during the Telangana agitation. KTR also mentioned that he was convicted in one case and was later released.

 
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