So far richest candidate is Deepak Bhardwaj of BSP

INDIAN ELECTION NEWS: So far the richest candidate for the ongoing Lok Sabha elections is from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). Deepak Bhardwaj filed his nominations papers from the West Delhi constituency and declared assets worth Rs 600 crore.

Deepak Bhardwaj belongs to Mayawati's party and he came on a tractor to the Rampura election office in West Delhi to file his nomination.

Bhardwaj is 58-year-old and owns businesses in real estate, hotels and also education. In Dwarka he runs a school and has plans to open 2 more schools in Dwarka and Dhansa. Both the places are in West Delhi.

Bhardwaj is a resident of Lajwanti Garden in West Delhi and owns a township project called Deepganga in Hardwar. He has a hotel on the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway called Niteshpunj Hotel Complex.

The previous richest candidate declared assets worth Rs 514 crore. He is a Mumbai-based businessman and has filed his nomination as an Independent from Surendranagar. 53-years-old Khimji Patadia has declared assets worth Rs 514 crore. His assets are mainly in jewellery and real estate.

The other in rich series are Congress’s L Rajagopal from Vijaywada (Rs 299 crore), BSP’s Karan Singh Tanwar from South Delhi (Rs 150 crore) and SP’s Abu Azmi from Mumbai NW (Rs 122 crore).

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Mayawati’s dream of becoming Prime Ministerial candidate shatters

The dream of Mayawati of becoming prime minister has been shattered a bit after the CPI on Friday said that the Third Front would not name any leader for the top post in the run-up to the elections, which Mayawati demanded for.

A B Bardhan, CPI General Secretary, told to the press that the Third Front will not project anyone as its Prime Ministerial candidate during electioneering. He said this after a day after the Left and some regional parties came together to cobble up a third front as an alternative to combines led by Congress and BJP.

Bardhan mentioned that the question of Prime Minister will be considered only after the elections. It is assumed that this remark of A B Bardhan is significant to what S C Mishra, senior representative of Mayawati, said at the Third Front rally in Tumkur district in Karnataka. He said that BSP's objective was to make Mayawati the Prime Minister.

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On the participation of BJD in the Third Front, the CPI stalwart said that he would meet BJD supremo and Chief Minister of Orissa Naveen Patnaik and discuss the matter.

Sitaram Yechury, the CPI-M leader had met Patnaik on 8th of March in a bid to persuade him to join the Third Front. Earlier the JD-S leader H D Deve Gowda and Chandrababu Naidu of TDP had also talked to Navin Patnaik in this regard.

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