Parag Shah, a prominent BJP MLA from Maharashtra, has seen his assets skyrocket to over ₹3300 crore. Known for his real estate empire, Shah's wealth growth over the past five years has raised eyebrows in the political and economic spheres.
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Parag Shah is a prominent BJP MLA from Maharashtra, known for his significant wealth and business acumen in the real estate sector.
Parag Shah's declared assets have grown to over ₹3300 crore, up from approximately ₹500 crore in the past five years.
Shah's wealth has grown through strategic business investments and development projects, as well as his political connections and influence.
The BJP is a leading political party in Maharashtra with a strong presence. Parag Shah's significant financial backing and influence are expected to bolster the party's campaign in the upcoming elections.
Public perception of Parag Shah's wealth is mixed. While some admire his economic contributions, others are concerned about the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few individuals.
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