Lok Sabha elections: 8 Telangana candidates declare wealth over ₹100 crore each, richest is…
Lok Sabha elections: The richest candidate in Telangana belong to the BJP.
In Telangana, eight Lok Sabha candidates have declared assets, including family's wealth, movable and immovable properties, amounting to over ₹100 crore.

Bharatiya Janata Party's candidate from the state's Chevella, K Vishweshawar Reddy, is the richest candidate with total wealth of ₹4568 crore.
K Vishweshawar Reddy's rival in Chevella, Congress candidate Ranjit Reddy is the second richest candidate with total wealth of ₹435.33 crore. His liabilities amount to ₹23 crore. His family has ₹294.33 crore worth movable assets while immovable assets are worth ₹141 crore.
Interestingly, the three richest candidates belong to Chevella constituency. BRS candidate from Chevella, Kasani Gyaneshwar is the third richest candidate in the state. His total wealth is ₹228.46 crore.
BJP candidate from Hyderabad constituency, K Madhavi Latha, who will take on AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, has a total net worth of ₹218.38 crore, including family-owned assets. She has liabilities to the tune of ₹27 crore. The Congress has fielded Sameer Waliullah from Hyderabad.
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Here is a list of others who have declared over ₹100 crore wealth in Telangana
- The BRS candidate from Khammam Lok Sabha constituency, Nama Nagaeswar Rao has declared a net worth of ₹155.89 crore total wealth.
- BB Patil, BJP candidate from Zahirabad segment has family assets to the tune of ₹151.68 crore.
- Kamy Mallesh, the BRS candidate from Telangana's Zahirabad, has declared ₹145.33 crore worth of his and his family's net worth.
- BJP MP D Arvind, the party's Nizamabad lawmaker, has declared a total net worth of ₹109.89 crore. His total liabilities are worth ₹30.67 crore.
- Voting for the Lok Sabha elections in Telangana will take place on May 13. The results will be announced on June 4.
- In 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BRS had won nine seats. The BJP had won four seats.
With inputs from PTI
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