Yogi Adityanath declares assets worth Rs 1.54 crore; owns revolver, rifle, Samsung phone
Yogi Adityanath declares assets worth Rs 1.54 crore; owns revolver, rifle, Samsung phone
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Yogi Aditentalath on Friday submitted a nomination from the Gorakhpur urban assembly chair. Uttar Pradesh Main Minister, along with the Minister of Home Amit Shah, handling rallies before submitting a nomination at the Collectorate office.
This is the first time Yogi Adityanath, who has represented Gorakhpur in Lok Sabha for five terms, is fighting for assembly elections. Voting in Gorakhpur urban chairs will be held in the sixth phase of the poll on March 3.
In the Affidavit election, Yogi Adityanath said assets worth 1,54,94,054. This includes cash, balance six accounts and bank savings. The Minister of Uttar Pradesh also stated that he had a Samsung cellphone worth Rs 12,000, Revolver worth 1,00,000 rs and rifles worth Rs 80,000.
Affidavit also stated that Yogi Adityanath had a golden ear ornament weighing 20 grams worth of rs 49,000 and the gold chain and rudraksha neck ornaments weighing 10 grams worth of rs 20,000.
In his written statement, Yogi Adityanath has stated revenue of RS 13,20,653 in TA 2020-21, Revenue Rs 15,68,799 in 2019-20, Revenue Rs 18,27,639 in TA 2018-19 and RS Revenue 14,38,670 for TA 2017 -18.
After submitting a nominated paper, Yogi Aditentalath spoke to voters in Meerut, Ghaziabad, Aligarh, Hapur and Noida through the virtual ‘Jan Chaupal’ with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Speaking in ‘Jan Chaupal’, the candidate for the Head of the BJP, he said his party was fighting for issues such as nationalism, development and good governance.
He also stated that BJP was set to uncover Manifesto (Sankalp Patra) on February 6.
“We made 212 promises in 2017. For the past five years, we have worked for the safety and empowerment of women and farmers, and to produce work for the poor. Today, the community is blessing BJP,” said Yogi Adityanath.
He also accused the Uttar Pradesh government “arrested” by “Got and Mafia” during the previous government.
“Today, there is an atmosphere of safety for women, investment has increased. The output of employers and youth because the mafia also stopped. The new exodus began – said the mafia and criminals,” said Yogi Adyityath.
