Delhi Elections today: Gold, Wagon R, cash, and more – a peek into net worth of 5 top AAP leaders

Delhi Elections: As Delhi votes in the 2025 elections, the financial disclosures of AAP's top leaders reveal a mix of modest and substantial wealth.

Gulam Jeelani
Updated5 Feb 2025, 08:04 AM IST
Delhi Elections today: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convener and party candidate from the New Delhi Assembly seat, Arvind Kejriwal holds a 'Padyatra' ahead of filing his nomination papers for the Delhi Assembly elections, at Jam Nagar House in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Delhi Elections today: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convener and party candidate from the New Delhi Assembly seat, Arvind Kejriwal holds a 'Padyatra' ahead of filing his nomination papers for the Delhi Assembly elections, at Jam Nagar House in New Delhi on Wednesday.(Shrikant Singh)

Delhi Election 2025: Delhi is voting on all 70 assembly seats today.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by Arvind Kejriwal, is seeking a straight third term in power. AAP is up against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress in today's elections.

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Mint takes a look at the net worth of top five leaders as declared in their affidavits:

Arvind Kejriwal – No car or house

AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal is party's candidate from New Delhi seat in today's Delhi Assembly elections. Kejriwal has been winning from the seat for the last three assembly elections.

Kejriwal has declared a family net worth of 4.2 crore. This includes his personal assets worth 1.73 crore.

Kejriwal, who resigned as chief minister of Delhi in September 2024, has declared movable assets worth 3.4 lakh. This includes 2.96 lakh as bank savings. Kejriwal has immovable assets worth 1.7 crore and has declared cash in hand of 50,000. Kejriwal also has assets worth 2.8 lakh in the form of FDRs, term deposits and savings in SBI.

Kejriwal doesn't own a vehicle or a house. He owns non-agricultural land with a current market value of 1.7 crore in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad. His wife owns a Baleno car and has declared ownership of a house in Gurugram valued at 1.5 crore.

Kejriwal's annual income in 2019-20 was 1.57 lakh, which rose to 7.2 lakh in 2023-24. The annual income of former Delhi CM was 44.9 Lakh in 2020-21. It showed a dip since then. In 2023-24, the annual income of the former chief minister was 7.2 Lakh.

Atishi - 1 lakh worth gold

Chief Minister Atishi has declared a net worth of 76.93 lakh as movable assets. This includes cash in hand of 30,000 and gold jewellery worth 1 lakh. Atishi has about 75 lakh in banks.

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The Delhi Chief Minister doesn't own a car or a house, the affidavit says. Atishi's income in 2023-24 was 9,62,860, while it was 4,72,680 in 2022-23.

Atishi replaced Arvind Kejriwal as the Chief Minister of Delhi after he stepped down form the post in September last year.

Manish Sisodia - 25,000 cash in hand

Former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is AAP candidate from Jangpura seat. Manish has been representing  Patparganj assembly segment since 2013.

Sisodia has declared a family net worth of 1.4 crore. This includes assets worth 57.43 lakh in his name and 82.87 lakh in his wife Seema Sisodia's name.

Sisodia filed his nomination papers on Thursday for the upcoming Assembly elections.

Sisodia has declared movable assets worth 34.43 lakh in his name. This includes 25,000 cash in hand, a Max Life Insurance worth 12,200 and rest of the money – about 34 lakh in bank accounts.

Sisodia declared immovable assets worth 23 lakh, which is primarily the value of a residential flat in Vasundara, Ghaziabad.

Manish's annual income in 2019-20 was 2.89 lakh which went up to 11.95 lakh in 2023-24. His wife's income in 2023-24 was 78,020, according to the affidavit.

Saurabh Bharadwaj – a Royal Enfield

Delhi government minister and AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj has declared a family net worth of 1.48 crore. This includes 63 lakh movable assets and 85 lakh immovable assets. Bharadwaj is a candidate from Greater Kailash seat in South Delhi. 

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Bharadwaj won the Greater Kailash seat in 2013, 2015 and 2020.

The BJP has fielded Shikha Rai from the seat while the Congress has fielded Garvit Singhvi as its candidate.

Bharadwaj owns a Maruti Suzuki Wagon R with a declared market value of 22,185 and a Royal Enfield two wheeler with a market value of 2,200.

He owns gold jewellery worth 10.65 lakh. Bharadwaj has a house in Chirag Delhi area of South Delhi.

Satyendra Jain - land in Meerut

Senior AAP leader Satyendra Jain is perhaps the richest leader among top names in the party. Jain is party's candidate from Shakur Basti, a seat that he has won in past three elections.

Jain, the former health minister, has declared family assets worth 8.8 crore. This includes 3.2 crore movable and 5.6 immovable assets, according his election affidavit.

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Jain doesn't own a car. He has gold worth 7.4 lakh. Jain owns agricultural land valued at 1.5 crore in Palla village of Delhi. He also has non-agricultural land in Meerut with a declared value of 12 lakh. 

Jain has declared ownership of two houses in Pitampura in his name. The total current value of these two houses is 4.12 crore

 

Key Takeaways
  • The financial status of political leaders can significantly impact public perception and trust.
  • Transparency in declaring assets is crucial for electoral integrity and accountability.
  • The rising incomes of AAP leaders over the years suggest a growing financial stability within the party.

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