In a surprising turn of events, Parag Shah, the BJP candidate from Maharashtra's Ghatkopar East, has declared assets worth Rs 3,383.06 crore, marking a 575% increase over the last five years.
Parag ShahMaharashtra Assembly ElectionsReal EstateBjpAssets GrowthReal Estate MaharashtraOct 30, 2024
Parag Shah is a real estate developer and a BJP candidate for the Ghatkopar East constituency in the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections. He is the sitting MLA and has declared assets worth Rs 3,383.06 crore.
Parag Shah's assets grew by 575% in the last five years, from Rs 550.62 crore in 2019 to Rs 3,383.06 crore in 2024.
Parag Shah holds a bachelor's degree in Commerce (BCom) and is the founder of Man Infraconstruction Ltd, a prominent real estate company. He entered politics to serve the community on a larger platform.
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