Trivendra Singh Rawat, the bharatiya janata party (BJP) candidate from the Haridwar lok sabha seat in uttarakhand and former chief minister of the state, recently submitted his nomination form for the upcoming elections. Alongside the nomination, he performed a worship ceremony at the Pauri Brahmakund, seeking blessings from Mother Ganga.
In the financial year 2022-23, Rawat reported an income of Rs 8,14,630, while his wife, Sunita Rawat, earned Rs 13,16,240 during the same period. Over the years, Rawat's income has shown fluctuation, ranging from Rs 5,59,800 in 2021-22 to Rs 27,33,560 in 2020-21. In terms of movable property, Rawat disclosed holdings of Rs 56,000 in cash, Rs 59,88,913 in bank deposits, and 40 grams of gold valued at approximately Rs 2,47,200.
His wife's movable assets include Rs 94,80,261 in bank deposits and 110 grams of gold worth about Rs 6,79,800. Combined, their movable assets amount to Rs 62,92,113 for Rawat and Rs 1,01,92,061 for Sunita Rawat. In addition to movable assets, Rawat owns immovable properties valued at approximately Rs 4,01,99,805, while Sunita Rawat's immovable assets total around Rs 1,08,68,060. However, Rawat has also taken a loan of Rs 75,00,000 from the bank.
Considering all assets and liabilities, Trivendra Singh Rawat's net worth stands at an estimated Rs 6,00,51,039, whereas his wife's net worth is approximately Rs 2,10,60,121. Rawat's wealth declaration underscores the financial standing of a prominent political figure in uttarakhand, shedding light on his income sources, property holdings, and liabilities.
