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How MPs' declared assets changed

Compare changes between Lok Sabha MPs' earliest and latest election affidavits on record (2009–2024). A change in declared assets is not, by itself, evidence of wrongdoing.

At a glance

  1. 01Rajesh Ranjan's declared assets grew 78.2x between 2019 and 2024 — from ₹15.45 L to ₹12.09 Cr.
  2. 02142 MPs more than doubled their declared net worth across the cycles on file.
  3. 03Average growth multiple across the leaderboard was 4.91x.
  4. 04Kalyan Vaijinathrao Kale (INC) was the second-fastest grower at 60.0x (2009→2024).
  5. 05129 MPs on this leaderboard declared at least one pending criminal case in their latest affidavit.

253 MPs ranked by growth multiple

Each row compares an MP’s earliest and latest Lok Sabha affidavits on file. Sort columns to compare absolute jumps, latest balances, span length, or party.

MPs whose earliest declared assets were ≥ ₹10 lakh — avoids tiny-base distortions.
Showing 253 of 253 MPs
Rank #1
Hazaribagh · Bihar
78.2x
growth
20192024 · 5 yrs
Assets 2019
₹15.45 L
Assets 2024
₹12.09 Cr
+₹11.93 Cr declared
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More from the affidavits

Two adjacent surfaces from the same dataset — useful when you want a different lens on the same source PDFs.

Largest absolute jumps

Sorted by ₹ added between each MP’s earliest and latest filing.

Most criminal cases declared (2024)

Counts come from each MP's 2024 affidavit. Pending cases are not convictions.

How this is calculated

Growth in declared assets has many drivers — appreciation of inherited property, business income, spousal earnings, inflation, or revaluation. A high multiple is not, by itself, evidence of wrongdoing. Use the source links to read the original affidavits.