PM Narendra Modi Reveals Assets Valued at Rs 3.02 Crore, Doesn’t Possess House or Car

The Prime Minister, seeking a third term as the MP from Varanasi, filed his nomination from the Varanasi constituency on Tuesday. In the affidavit, PM Modi declared total assets worth Rs 3.02 crore, with the bulk being a fixed deposit worth Rs 2.86 crore in the State Bank of India. He also disclosed having Rs 52,920 in cash, as well as Rs 80,304 in two bank accounts in Gandhinagar and Varanasi. Additionally, the PM has Rs 9.12 lakh as an investment in National Savings Certificates and owns four gold rings worth Rs 2.68 lakh.

His income rose to Rs 23.56 lakh in 2022-23 from Rs 11.14 lakh in 2018-19. In the education section, the PM declared that he completed his Bachelor of Arts from Delhi University in 1978 and Master of Arts from Gujarat University in 1983. He stated that there are no pending criminal cases against him. During the nomination filing from Varanasi earlier in the day, the Prime Minister expressed his emotions, saying, “I am overwhelmed and emotional.

I did not even realize how 10 years passed under the shade of your affection. ‘Aaj Maa Ganga ne mujhe god le liya hai’ (today, Maa Ganga has adopted me).” Varanasi is scheduled to vote in the seventh phase of the Lok Sabha election on June 1.