Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjeev Arora has emerged as the wealthiest poll candidate in Punjab, with declared assets worth ₹278 crore. His nomination for the Ludhiana West Assembly by-election highlights his significant business ventures in real estate, fashion, and luxury housing.
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Sanjeev Arora is an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and industrialist who has emerged as the richest poll candidate in Punjab with declared assets worth ₹278 crore. He is the chairman and managing director of Ritesh Industries and Properties Limited (RPIL).
Sanjeev Arora owns movable assets worth ₹268 crore, including investments in bonds, shares, and mutual funds, and immovable assets worth ₹10.36 crore, including land parcels and a residential property in Gurgaon.
The combined wealth of Sanjeev and Sandhya Arora stands at ₹302.11 crore, including movable and immovable assets, and co-owned properties.
Ritesh Industries and Properties Limited (RPIL) is a company chaired and managed by Sanjeev Arora, with interests in real estate, women’s clothing, and fashion, including the luxury housing project 'Hampton Homes' in Ludhiana.
Sanjeev Arora surpasses other top political figures in Punjab, including Sukhbir Singh Badal, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, and Rana Gurjeet Singh, in terms of declared assets.
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