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Analysis of Winning MPs of Lok Sabha 2019 (Criminal Record, Assets, Gender & Education)

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National Election Watch and Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) have analysed the self-sworn affidavits of 539 out of 542 Winners in the Lok Sabha 2019 Elections. Elections in Vellore constituency has been cancelled. 3 Winners were not analysed due to the unavailability of their clear and complete affidavits on the ECI website at the time of making this report.

Contents
Criminal BackgroundFinancial BackgroundComparative Analysis of the assets of re-elected MPsTop 10 Re-elected MPs with highest asset increase (Rupees- wise) *

 

Criminal Background

  • Winners with Declared Criminal Cases Out of the 539 Winners analysed in Lok Sabha 2019, 233 (43%) Winners have declared criminal cases against themselves. Out of 542 Winners analysed during Lok Sabha elections in 2014, 185(34%) Winners had declared criminal cases against themselves. Out of 543 Winners analysed during Lok Sabha elections in 2009, 162 (30%) Winners had declared criminal cases against themselves. There is an increase of 44% in the number of MPs with declared criminal cases since 2009.
  • Winners with Serious Criminal Cases: 159 (29%) Winners in Lok Sabha 2019 Elections have declared serious criminal cases including cases related to rape, murder, attempt to murder, kidnapping, crimes against women etc. Out of 542 Winners analysed during Lok Sabha elections in 2014, 112(21%) Winners had declared serious criminal cases against themselves. Out of 543 Winners analysed during Lok Sabha elections in 2009, 76(14%) Winners had declared serious criminal cases against themselves. There is an increase of 109% in the number of MPs with declared serious criminal cases since 2009.
  • An INC Winner, Dean Kuriakose from Idukki constituency has declared 204 criminal cases against himself, including cases related to committing culpable homicide, house trespass, robbery, criminal intimidation etc.
Lok Sabha Election Year Total Number of Winners Analysed Number of Winners With Declared Criminal Cases Percentage of Winners with Declared Criminal Cases Number of Winners With Declared Serious Criminal Cases Percentage of Winners with Declared  Serious Criminal Cases
2009 543 162 30% 76 14%
2014 542 185 34% 112 21%
2019 539 233 43% 159 29%

Table:  Winners with Declared Criminal Cases: 2009, 2014, And 2019

  • Winners with declared convicted cases: 10 Winners have declared convicted cases against themselves. The details of these winners are given below:
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Total Cases(including pending cases) Serious IPC Other IPC
1 Dean Kuriakose Kerala Idukki INC 204 37 887
2 Chhatar Singh Darbar Madhya Pradesh Dhar BJP 1 3 0
3 Kailash Choudhary Rajasthan Barmer BJP 2 2 6
4 Manoj Kishorbhai Kotak Maharashtra Mumbai North East BJP 2 2 4
5 T.N. Prathapan Kerala Thrissur INC 7 1 35
6 K. Sudhakaran Kerala Kannur INC 3 1 6
7 Talari Rangaiah Andhra Pradesh Anantapur YSRCP 2 1 3
8 V K Sreekandan Kerala Palakkad INC 7 0 29
9 Jagdambika Pal Uttar Pradesh Domariyaganj BJP 3 0 3
10 Rajbahadur Singh Madhya Pradesh Sagar BJP 1 0 0

Table: Winners with declared convicted cases

  • Winners with cases related to murder: 11 Winners have declared cases related to murder (Indian Penal Code Section-302). The details of these winners are given below:
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Total Cases Serious IPC Other IPC
1 Horen Sing Bey ASSAM AUTONOMOUS DISTRICT BJP 2 12 6
2 Sri Nisith Pramanik WEST BENGAL COOCH BEHAR BJP 11 21 23
3 Ajay Kumar UTTAR PRADESH KHERI BJP 1 1 0
4 Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur MADHYA PRADESH BHOPAL BJP 1 5 2
5 Chhatar Singh Darbar MADHYA PRADESH DHAR BJP 1 3 0
6 Atul Kumar Singh UTTAR PRADESH GHOSI BSP 13 14 23
7 Afzal Ansari UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR BSP 5 3 11
8 Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury WEST BENGAL BAHARAMPUR INC 7 12 24
9 Naba Kumar Sarania ASSAM KOKRAJHAR IND 5 14 7
10 Bhonsle Shrimant Chhatrapati Udayanraje Pratapasinh Maharaj MAHARASHTRA SATARA NCP 8 17 44
11 Kuruva Gorantla Madhav ANDHRA PRADESH HINDUPUR YSRCP 2 4 0

Table: Winners with declared cases related to murder

  • Winners with cases related to Attempt to Murder: 30 Winners have declared cases of attempt to murder (IPC Section-307).
  • Winners with cases related to Crimes against Women: 19 Winners have declared cases related to crimes against women.  Out of 19 Winners, 3 Winners have declared cases related to rape (IPC Section-376). The details of these winners are given below:
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Total Cases Serious IPC Other IPC
1 Saumitra Khan WEST BENGAL BISHNUPUR BJP 6 19 3
2 Hibi Eden KERALA ERNAKULAM INC 7 2 26
3 Kuruva Gorantla Madhav ANDHRA PRADESH HINDUPUR YSRCP 2 4 0

Table: Winners with declared cases related to rape

 

  • Winners with cases related to Kidnapping: 6 Winners have declared cases related to kidnapping. The details of these winners are given below:
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Total Cases Serious IPC Other IPC
1 Horen Sing Bey Assam Autonomous District BJP 2 12 6
2 Satyapal Singh Baghel Uttar Pradesh Agra BJP 5 8 9
3 Kishan Kapoor Himachal Pradesh Kangra BJP 2 4 3
4 Pankaj Choudhary Uttar Pradesh Maharajganj BJP 5 6 9
5 Atul Kumar Singh Uttar Pradesh Ghosi BSP 13 14 23
6 Naba Kumar Sarania Assam Kokrajhar Independent 5 14 7

Table: Winners with declared cases related to kidnapping

  • Winners with cases related to Hate Speech: 29 Winners have declared cases related to hate speech.
  • Chances of Winning for candidates with Declared Criminal Cases:    The chances of winning for a candidate with declared criminal cases in the Lok Sabha 2019 is 15.5% whereas for a candidate with a clean background, it is 4.7%.
  • Party wise Winners with Criminal Cases: 116(39%) out of 301 Winners from BJP, 29(57%) out of 51 Winners from INC, 10(43%) out of 23 Winners from DMK, 9(41%) out of 22 Winners fielded by AITC and 13 (81%) out of 16 winners from JD(U)  have declared criminal cases against themselves in their affidavits.
  • Party wise Winners with Serious Criminal Cases: 87(29%) out of 301 Winners from BJP, 19(37%) out of 51 Winners from INC, 6 (26%) out of 23 Winners from DMK, 4(18%) out of 22 Winners fielded by AITC and 8 (50%) out of 16 winners from JD (U) have declared serious criminal cases against themselves in their affidavits.

 

 

Financial Background

  • Crorepati Winners: Out of the 539 Winners analysed, 475 (88%) are crorepatis. Out of 542 Winners analysed during Lok Sabha 2014 elections, 443 (82%) Winners were crorepatis. Out of 543 Winners analysed during Lok Sabha 2009 elections, 315(58%) Winners were crorepatis.

 

S.No. Lok Sabha Election Year Total Number of Winners Analysed Crorepati Winners Percentage of Crorepati Winners
1 2009 543 315 58%
2 2014 542 443 82%
3 2019 539 475 88%

Table:  Crorepati Winners: 2009, 2014, And 2019

  • Party wise Crorepati Winners: 265(88%) out of 301 Winners from BJP, 43 (84%) out of 51 Winners from INC, 22 (96%) out of 23 Winners from DMK, 20(91%) out of 22 Winners fielded by AITC, 19(86%) out of 22 Winners fielded by YSRCP,and 18(100%) Winners from SHS have declared assets worth more than Rs. 1 crore.
  • Chances of Winning based on assets:  The chance of winning for a crorepati candidate in the Lok Sabha 2019 is 21%, whereas chance of winning for a candidate with assets less than Rs. 1 crore is 1%.
Value of assets(Rs.) No of candidates No of Winners % of Winners
Rs.5 cr and above 883 266 30.1%
Rs.2 crores to Rs. 5 crores 678 125 18.4%
Rs. 50 lakhs to Rs.2 crores 1601 112 7%
Rs. 10 lakhs to Rs.50 lakhs 2069 27 1.3%
less than Rs.10 lakhs 2699 9 0.3%

Table: Chances of Winning on the basis of Assets

  • Average assets: The average of assets per Winner in the Lok Sabha Elections 2019 is Rs 20.93 Crore.
  • Party wise average assets: Among major parties, the average assets per Winner for 301 BJP Winners is Rs 14.52 Crores, 51 INC Winners have average assets of Rs 38.71 Crores, 23 DMK Winners have average assets worth Rs 24.51 Crores, 22 YSRCP Winners have average assets worth Rs 54.85 Crore, and 22 AITC Winners have average assets of Rs. 6.15 crores.
  • High asset Winners*:  The 3 richest Winners  in the Lok Sabha 2019  Elections are given below:
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Name Movable Assets (Rs) Immovable Assets (Rs) Total Assets (Rs) PAN Given
1 Nakul Nath MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA INC 6,18,41,72,757 41,77,74,000 6,60,19,46,757
 660 Crore+
Y
2 Vasanthakumar H TAMIL NADU KANNIYAKUMARI INC 2,30,49,30,444 1,87,00,00,000 4,17,49,30,444
 417 Crore+
Y
3 D.K. Suresh KARNATAKA BANGALORE RURAL INC 33,30,03,790 3,05,59,16,927 3,38,89,20,717
 338 Crore+
Y

Table: Top three Winners with highest declared assets

  • Low asset Winners: The details of top 3 Winners with low assets are given below :
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Name Movable Assets (Rs) Immovable Assets (Rs) Total Assets (Rs) PAN Given
1 Goddeti Madhavi ANDHRA PRADESH ARAKU YSRCP 1,41,179 0 1,41,179 
 1 Lacs+
Y
2 Chandrani Murmu ODISHA KEONJHAR BJD 3,40,580 0 3,40,580 
 3 Lacs+
Y
3 Mahant Balak Nath RAJASTHAN ALWAR BJP 3,52,929 0 3,52,929 
 3 Lacs+
Y

Table: Top 3 low asset Winners

  • Winners with high liabilities: The top three Winners with highest liabilities are as given below;
S.No. Name State Constituency Party Name Total Assets(Rs) Liabilities (Rs) Disputed liabilities (Rs) PAN Given
1 Vasanthakumar H TAMIL NADU KANNIYAKUMARI INC 4,17,49,30,444 
 417 Crore+
# 1,54,75,11,439 
 154 Crore+
11,60,689 
 11 Lacs+
Y
2 Mala Rajya Laxmi Shah UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL BJP 1,84,66,40,100 
 184 Crore+
1,35,00,00,000 
 135 Crore+
0  Y
3 Malook Nagar UTTAR PRADESH BIJNOR BSP 2,49,96,28,021 
 249 Crore+
# 1,01,61,48,176 
 101 Crore+
20,48,20,865 
 20 Crore+
Y

 Table: Top three Winners with high liabilities

#Disputed Liabilities

 

  • Undeclared PAN:  A total of 4 out of the 539 Winners analysed have not declared their PAN details.
  • Winners with high income as declared in the ITR*:  The details of top  3 winners with the highest income  are given below :

 

S.No. Name Party Name Constituency State Total Asset (Rs) Self Source of Income Spouse’s Source of Income The financial year for which the last income tax the return has been filed by the winner Total income shown by winner in ITR (Self+Spouse+

Dependent) (Rs)

Self income shown by winner in ITR (Rs)
1 Jayadev Galla TDP GUNTUR ANDHRA PRADESH 3,05,14,85,242  305 Crore+ business, agriculture, salary from parliament,income from investment and rents business and income from investments 2017-2018 43,44,33,800  43 Crore+ 40,16,09,970  40 Crore+
2 Dr.Gaddam Ranjith Reddy TRS CHEVELLA TELANGANA 1,63,46,95,131  163 Crore+ Salary Income, Rental Income, Business Income & Agriculture Income Salary Income, Rental Income & Agriculture Income 2017-2018 33,43,25,847  33 Crore+ 16,82,34,433  16 Crore+
3 Vasanthakumar H INC KANNIYAKUMARI TAMIL NADU 4,17,49,30,444  417 Crore+ Business Nil 2017-2018 28,95,96,120  28 Crore+ 28,93,59,990  28 Crore+

Table: Top 3 Winners with high income as declared in ITR

*Total income includes income of self, spouse and dependents

 

Other Background Details

  • Education details of Winners: 128 (24%) Winners have declared their educational qualification to be between 5th pass and 12th pass, while 392 (73%) Winners have declared having an educational qualification of graduate and above. 1Winner has declared himself to be just literate and 1 Winner is Illiterate.
  • Age details of Winners: 194 (36%) Winners have declared their age to be between 25 and 50 years while 343 (64%) Winners have declared their age to be between 51 and 80 years. 2 Winners have declared they are more than 80 years old.
  • Gender details of Winners: There are 77 (14%) women Winners in the Lok Sabha election this year.  Out of 542 Winners analysed in the Lok Sabha elections 2014, 62 (11%) Winners were women. Out of 543 Winners analysed in the Lok Sabha elections 2009, 59 (11%) Winners were women.

Comparative Analysis of the assets of re-elected MPs

  • Average Assets in 2014: The average assets of these 225 re-elected MPs fielded by various parties including independents in 2014 was Rs 17.07 Crores.
  • Average Assets in 2019 Elections: The average asset of these 225 re-elected MPs in 2019 is Rs 21.94 Crores.
  • Average Asset growth in 5 years (2014-2019): The average asset growth for these 225 re-elected MPs, between the Lok Sabha Elections of 2014 and 2019 is Rs 4.87 Crores.
  • Percentage growth in 5 years (2014-2019): Average percentage growth in assets for these 225 re-elected MPs is 29%.
S.No. Party in Lok Sabha 2019 Total Number of Winners Average Assets in Lok Sabha 2019(Rs.) Average Assets in Loksabha 2014(Rs.) Average Asset Increase/Decrease(Rs.) Average
% Increase/decrease in Asset
1. BJP 154 16,93,66,920  
16 Crore+
12,48,80,142    
12 Crore+
4,44,86,778   
4 Crore+
35.62%
2. AITC 15 5,89,49,046  
5 Crore+
3,27,23,241    
3 Crore+
2,62,25,805   
2 Crore+
80.14%
3. INC 14 36,93,83,109  
36 Crore+
14,75,08,188    
14 Crore+
22,18,74,921   
22 Crore+
150.42%
4. SHS 13 15,53,13,720  
15 Crore+
9,44,42,670    
9 Crore+
6,08,71,050   
6 Crore+
64.45%
5. LJP 3 4,85,43,451  
4 Crore+
3,00,14,195    
3 Crore+
1,85,29,256   
1 Crore+
61.73%
6. TDP 3 1,32,74,76,233  
132 Crore+
2,73,29,59,151    
273 Crore+
-1,40,54,82,918 -51%
7. NCP 3 1,13,55,46,839  
113 Crore+
58,19,06,059    
58 Crore+
55,36,40,780   
55 Crore+
95.14%
8. TRS 3 85,97,74,347  
85 Crore+
57,28,26,690    
57 Crore+
28,69,47,657   
28 Crore+
50.09%
9. IUML 2 3,05,17,905  
3 Crore+
3,33,40,418    
3 Crore+
-28,22,513 -8%
10. JD(U) 2 3,51,43,973  
3 Crore+
1,70,64,656    
1 Crore+
1,80,79,317   
1 Crore+
105.95%
11. BJD 2 64,07,98,160  
64 Crore+
72,99,12,651    
72 Crore+
-8,91,14,491 -12%
12. IND 1 1,30,13,994  
1 Crore+
21,55,559    
21 Lacs+
1,08,58,435   
1 Crore+
503.74%
13. Revolutionary Socialist Party 1 1,75,00,650  
1 Crore+
1,62,28,989    
1 Crore+
12,71,661   
12 Lacs+
7.84%
14. AIUDF 1 78,80,64,044  
78 Crore+
43,27,48,134    
43 Crore+
35,53,15,910   
35 Crore+
82.11%
15. Jammu & Kashmir National Conference 1 12,19,04,435  
12 Crore+
14,18,85,154    
14 Crore+
-1,99,80,719 -14%
16. AAP 1 1,64,27,274  
1 Crore+
4,30,57,512    
4 Crore+
-2,66,30,238 -62%
17. SP 1 20,56,04,593  
20 Crore+
15,96,71,544    
15 Crore+
4,59,33,049   
4 Crore+
28.77%
18. SAD 1 2,17,99,19,870  
217 Crore+
1,08,16,64,910    
108 Crore+
1,09,82,54,960   
109 Crore+
101.53%
19. Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party 1 12,81,17,474  
12 Crore+
12,75,42,708    
12 Crore+
5,74,766   
5 Lacs+
0.45%
20. JMM 1 1,29,19,555  
1 Crore+
68,63,306    
68 Lacs+
60,56,249   
60 Lacs+
88.24%
21. Apna Dal (Soneylal) 1 2,69,00,662  
2 Crore+
2,68,58,156    
2 Crore+
42,506   
42 Thou+
0.16%
22. AIMIM 1 17,90,44,376  
17 Crore+
4,06,11,099    
4 Crore+
13,84,33,277   
13 Crore+
340.88%
GRAND TOTAL 225 21,94,37,968.32
21 Crore+
17,07,03,558.26
17 Crore+
4,87,34,410.06
4 Crore+
29%

Table : Party Wise Average Assets increase/ decrease of Re-elected MPs

 

Top 10 Re-elected MPs with highest asset increase (Rupees- wise) *

S.No. Name Source of Income (Self) Source of Income (Spouse) Party in Lok Sabha 2019 Party in Loksabha 2014 State in Lok Sabha 2019 Constituency in Lok Sabha 2019 Constituency in Loksabha 2014 Assets in Lok Sabha 2019(Rs.) Assets in Loksabha 2014(Rs.) Asset Increase/decrease(Rs.) % Increase/decrease in Asset Total Annual Income as per last return(Rs.)
1. D.K. Suresh Salary , Capital Gains , Agriculture Income & Other Sources ( Such As bank Interest) Nil INC INC KARNATAKA BANGALORE RURAL BANGALORE RURAL 3,38,89,20,717  
338 Crore+
85,87,13,138  
85 Crore+
2,53,02,07,579  
253 Crore+
295% 1,87,81,090  
1 Crore+
2. Bhonsle Shrimant Chhatrapati Udayanraje Pratapasinh Maharaj Agriculture, Inerest Income, Rent, Salary & Others Rent, Interest Income & Others NCP NCP MAHARASHTRA SATARA SATARA 1,99,68,13,173  
199 Crore+
60,60,89,208  
60 Crore+
1,39,07,23,965  
139 Crore+
229% 1,40,56,080  
1 Crore+
3. Harsimrat Kaur Badal Salary as Minister ,Rent, Interest and Agriculture Income Salary as MLA,Rental Income, Interest and Agriculture Income SAD SAD PUNJAB BATHINDA BATHINDA 2,17,99,19,870  
217 Crore+
1,08,16,64,910  
108 Crore+
1,09,82,54,960  
109 Crore+
102% 2,62,83,388  
2 Crore+
4. Hema Malini Dharmendra Deol Business & Rent & Interest Business & Pension & Interest BJP BJP UTTAR PRADESH MATHURA MATHURA 2,50,82,70,292  
250 Crore+
1,78,20,15,620  
178 Crore+
72,62,54,672  
72 Crore+
41% 2,23,43,260  
2 Crore+
5. Kotha Prabhakar Reddy RENTAL INCOME & REMUNERATION AS MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT BUSINESS TRS TRS TELANGANA MEDAK MEDAK : BYE ELECTION ON 13-09-2014 1,26,65,81,773  
126 Crore+
68,43,85,203  
68 Crore+
58,21,96,570  
58 Crore+
85% 92,19,758  
92 Lacs+
6. Sukhbir Singh Jaunapuria Agriculture, Business and Remuneration from Lok Sabha Agriculture, Business and Interest Income BJP BJP RAJASTHAN TONK SAWAI MADHOPUR TONK SAWAI MADHOPUR 1,23,38,02,420  
123 Crore+
71,41,24,612  
71 Crore+
51,96,77,808  
51 Crore+
73% 11,59,340  
11 Lacs+
7. Jigajinagi Ramesh Chandappa Agriculture Dead BJP BJP KARNATAKA BIJAPUR BIJAPUR 50,41,22,985  
50 Crore+
8,94,29,828  
8 Crore+
41,46,93,157  
41 Crore+
464% 44,32,850  
44 Lacs+
8. Shrirang Chandu Barne Agriculture , Construction Business, Salary Housewife, Agriculture And Transport Business SHS SHS MAHARASHTRA MAVAL MAVAL 1,02,33,10,134  
102 Crore+
66,50,47,926  
66 Crore+
35,82,62,208  
35 Crore+
54% 45,59,571  
45 Lacs+
9. Badruddin Ajmal Business, Bank Interest, Remuneration from Partnership Firm, MP Salary, Gains on sale of Property, Profit from Partnership Firms Etc. Bank interest, Dividend, Gains on Sale of Property etc. AIUDF AIUDF ASSAM DHUBRI DHUBRI 78,80,64,044  
78 Crore+
43,27,48,134  
43 Crore+
35,53,15,910  
35 Crore+
82% 4,29,08,120  
4 Crore+
10. Nishikant Dubey Salaried Income Rental Income, Income from Profession BJP BJP JHARKHAND GODDA GODDA 46,27,57,500  
46 Crore+
15,56,33,719  
15 Crore+
30,71,23,781  
30 Crore+
197% 2,45,41,830  
2 Crore+

Table: Assets Comparison of top 10 re-elected MPs – rupees –wise
*There could be assets for which the winner might not have disclosed the value in 2019 or in the affidavit from the previous election

For the complete report, please go to: https://adrindia.org/content/lok-sabha-elections-2019-analysis-criminal-background-financial-education-gender-and-other 

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