NEW DELHI/SHIMLA: As the Lok Sabha Elections head for climax on June 4, Prime Minister Modi's latest revelation has sparked widespread interest and intrigue among voters.
In an self attested affidavit filed with the Election Commission of India, PM Modi disclosed details about his personal assets.
Despite leading the nation for the past 24 years, PM Modi declared he owns no house and no car, a revelation that has turned heads across the political spectrum.
In a move that resonates with transparency and humility, PM Modi disclosed that his total cash in hand amounts to a modest Rs 52,920. Furthermore, his declaration of possessing only four gold rings as jewellery adds a personal touch to his financial profile.
However, the most striking revelation comes in the form of his total assets, which stand at a relatively modest Rs 3.02 crore.
The bulk of this sum is held in a fixed deposit worth Rs 2.86 crore with the State Bank of India, indicating a cautious approach towards financial management and saving for a rainy day.
PM Modi's candid disclosure not only underscores his commitment to transparency but also resonates deeply with the electorate, who often scrutinize the wealth and assets of their leaders.
As voters prepare to cast their ballots, PM Modi's humble financial profile is likely to influence public perception and shape the political landscape in the run-up to the elections.
