True to her personality, supercop-turned-politician Kiran Bedi has just a pair of earrings as jewellery. BJP’s chief ministerial candidate Bedi on Wednesday declared movable and immovable assets worth over Rs11.65 crore belonging to her and her husband in her affidavit while filing her nomination papers for the February 7 Assembly elections from Krishna Nagar constituency.
In her affidavit, Bedi has mentioned that she owns just a pair of earrings weighing five grams worth Rs27,000. She has also stated that no case is pending against her in any court. Bedi also said in her affidavit that she has movable and immovable assets worth Rs11.04 crore while that of her husband is worth Rs61.35 lakh. The former IPS officer, who owns a Maruti 800 car, has agricultural land in two locations — one in Pune and another in Gurgaon. The value of the land in Pune has been put at Rs1.60 crore while the one in Gurgaon at Rs25 lakh.
She has declared movable assets at Rs3.14 crore, including 5 grams of gold worth Rs25,000 while her husband has a total of Rs32.85 lakh. In her affidavit, she said she has three flats — at Dwarka, Uday Park in Delhi and at Gautam Buddh Nagar of UP — and the total value of these flats has been put at Rs6.05 crore.
Bedi’s husband owns an agricultural land in Amritsar worth Rs28.50 lakh. She has mentioned cash Rs55,750 in hand and while her husband has Rs15,500 in cash. The affidavit also said she has a fixed deposit worth Rs 2.10 crore while she has Rs 25,43,852 in her four saving bank accounts. She has declared a total income in 2013-14 at Rs67,15,464 while her husband’s income in that period was not shown as it was below taxable income.