Devendra Fadnavis, wife have assets worth Rs 6,00,85,336


Staff Reporter
As per the affidavit filed by Devendra Fadnavis, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state chief and candidate from South-West Nagpur constituency, he and his wife together own assets worth Rs 6,00,85,336.
The affidavit stated that assets in his name are worth Rs 3,92,35,336 while those in the name of his wife Amruta, who is Manager with Axis Bank, are valued at Rs 2,08,50,000. Fadnavis has shown Rs 1,00,000 per annum premium as against insurance policy of his daughter Divija. According to office of Fadnavis, there is no increase in assets owned by Fadnavis compared to 2004 and 2009. There is only the rise in the value of assets over the years.
Fadnavis’ affidavit shows that his ancestral house in Dharampeth is worrth Rs 1.81 crore and his movable assets including gold, vehicle etc are worth Rs 31,66,000. He has in his name agricultural lands at Kosambi in Mul tehsil of Chandrapur district. Besides, he has share in two ancestral houses, gold, and a vehicle worth Rs 10 lakh. In the year 2009, it may be recalled, the deposit in his bank account was Rs 1.25 lakh. In 2014, the deposit in bank account is Rs 1.19 lakh.
Amruta, wife of Devendra Fadnavis, has shares worth Rs 1.66 crore, 73 grammes of gold, a flat worth Rs 10 lakh, and agricultural land worth Rs 32.50 lakh. The present-day total value of shares held by Devendra Fadnavis is Rs 2,11,24,836. The value of immovable assets held by him is Rs 1,81,10,500. In the year 2009, he had loan of Rs 6.34 lakh, which has increased to Rs 10.19 lakh in 2014.
Fadnavis holds various degrees including LL B, MBA, Diploma in Project Management (Berlin). As per the affidavit, several offences are registered against him in different police stations, but those are related to political agitations. Of these, charge-sheet has been filed in 21 cases and charges have been framed in one case.
As far as shares holding is concerned, Devendra Fadnavis holds shares worth market value of Rs 54,62,510 of Axis Bank; followed by shares of HSBC India Opportunities Fund with market value of Rs 39,65,994.33. He has shares in a host of banking, air, power companies ranging from Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited, Biocon Limited, Jet Airways, HDFC Bank Limited, DLF Limited, Birla Power Solution Limited, Mahindra Lifespace Developers etc. 

(26-09-14) 

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