Candidates from all parties have filed their nominations for the by-elections to be held on November 13 at the Meerapur assembly seat in Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh. According to information, while Samajwadi Party candidate Sumbul Rana is said to be a millionaire, his rival Rashtriya Lok Dal candidate Mithilesh Pal is a millionaire.
In fact, in the by-elections to be held in Mirpur Assembly seat, it is said that there will be a direct contest between Rashtriya Lok Dal candidate Mithilesh Pal and Samajwadi Party candidate Sumbul Rana. Because of this, if we talk about the property bureau of these two candidates, then both of them are on foot, that is, neither of them has a car in their name.
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How much property does Mithilesh Pal have?
Lok Dal candidate Mithilesh Pal has Rs 6 lakh deposited in his account, while he has invested Rs 20 lakh in cash, Rs 3 lakh 75 lakh in shares and Rs 69 lakh in savings plans. If we talk about jewellery, they are said to be in possession of gold jewelery worth Rs 7 lakh and 500 grams of silver.
How much property does Sumbul Rana have?
On the other hand, if we talk about Samajwadi Party's millionaire candidate Sumbul Rana, he has more than 10 million rupees deposited in his bank accounts, while he has movable and immovable assets worth more than 20 million rupees, while more than 10 million rupees are deposited in the savings system.
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While he has shares worth over Rs 5 crore and gold and silver jewelery worth millions of rupees, he also has flats in Ghaziabad and Delhi as well as agricultural land and plots worth millions of rupees in his name.
Eyes on the by-elections
In terms of ownership, the Samajwadi Party candidate has defeated the Lok Dal candidate here, but it remains to be seen how much competition she can give to her rival, Lok Dal candidate Mithilesh Pal, in these by-elections.
