Prime Minister Narendra Modi slightly richer, Interior Minister Amit Shah’s net worth falls: PMO | India News


Assets declarations sent to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) have shown that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s net worth increased by Rs 36 lakh in 2020 compared to 2019. However, the net worth of the Union Interior Minister , Amit Shah, was affected this year. compared to last year.

According to Prime Minister Modi’s latest asset statement, her net worth was 2.85 million rupees as of June 30, 2020, up from 2.49 million rupees last year. PM Modi’s claims have increased marginally due to bank deposits of around Rs 3.3 lakh and safe investment returns worth Rs 33 lakh during 2019.

PMO’s statement shows that PM Modi had only Rs 31,450 in cash on hand and a bank balance of Rs 3,38,173 and had Bank Fixed Deposit and MOD balance of Rs 1,60,28,939 at the SBI Gandhinagar NSC branch.

The prime minister has national savings certificates (NSC) worth Rs 8.43,124, life insurance policies worth Rs 1.50,957, and tax savings infrastructure bonds worth Rs 20,000. The mobile assets reported by PM Modi are worth around Rs 1.75 million.

PM Modi has no loans and does not have a personal vehicle in his name. It has four gold rings, which weigh approximately 45 grams and are valued at 1.5 lakh rupees. The statements also revealed that PM Modi is a joint owner of a parcel in Sector-1 in Gandhinagar, which measures 3,531 square feet.

On the other hand, the net worth of the Union Interior Minister Amit Shah has declined in the last year. According to the statements, Shah has declared his net worth at Rs 28.63 crore as of June 2020, while it was Rs 32.3 crore in 2019.

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Shah owns 10 real estate properties that are worth Rs 13.56 crore. According to the statements of the PMO. The Union Minister has 15,814 rupees in cash on hand, 1.04 rupees crore in bank balance and insurance, pension policies worth 13.47 lakh rupees, 2.79 rupees lakh in fixed deposit plans, and jewelery worth 44.47 lakh rupees.

Shah’s net worth fell in 2020 primarily due to the drop in the market value of the listed securities he held.

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