Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary Affidavit Details: Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, who is running for the Bihar Assembly Election 2025 from Tarapur seat on a BJP ticket, has declared his movable and immovable assets in the affidavit which was uploaded on the Election Commission website on Thursday. After analysing the affidavit, Choudhary’s total wealth accounts for more than Rs 10 crore, which is a staggering amount and has thus invited reactions from the Opposition. This includes the assets of his wife, Kumari Mamta, who is a lawyer with movable assets worth Rs 27.89 lakh and immovable property valued at Rs 1.08 crore.
Here’s a breakdown of the total worth of Samrat Choudhary’s movable and immovable assets:
Samrat Choudhary and wife’s movable assets account for more than Rs 1 crore
The total value of Samrat Choudhary’s movable assets is Rs 99,32,738 (over Rs 92 lakh 32 thousand)and his wife’s accounts for Rs 27,89,690 (over Rs 27 lakh 89 thousand). The movable assets declared under HUF is Rs 4,27,161 whereas Dependent 1 and Dependent 2 are shown to have these assets worth Rs 41,04,962 and Rs 26,08,303. The total worth of all the movable assets declared come to a staggering Rs 1,98,62,854 (Over 1 crore 98 lakh).
Samrat Choudhary has immovable asset worth of more than Rs 8 crore
The worth of Choudhary’s immovable assets stands at Rs 2,03,000 and that of his spouse stands at Rs 65,59,000, which means both Choudhary and his wife together have immovable assets of Rs 67,62,000 (more than Rs 67 lakhs). But this excludes Choudhary’s self-acquired assets’ worth, which stands at Rs 8,00,000. Also, what’s truly shocking is the worth of his inherited assets which stands at Rs 8,20,20,00.
So the total worth of his immovable assets stands at Rs 8,95,82,000 (Over 8 crore 95 lakh).
Gold worth Rs 40 lakh, Bolero car and much more
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary’s declared assets include inherited property, a Bolero car, a legal bore rifle, and a revolver given to him by his father, veteran politician Shakuni Choudhary, who has retired from public life.
Together, Choudhary and his wife, possess 200 grams of gold each, with a total value of Rs 40 lakh, along with 500 grams of silver, valued at around Rs 75,000, which is owned by his wife.
Samrat Choudhary’s Affidavit raises questions over age and education
The 23-page affidavit filed by Choudhary does not give clear details about his exact date of birth or educational qualifications. These details have come under scrutiny recently due to allegations by Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor.
Kishor had claimed that Choudhary avoided trial in a 1995 case involving the killing of seven people in Tarapur by submitting a “fake” certificate showing him as a minor at the time.
The affidavit lists Choudhary’s age as 56 years, “as per the voters’ list,” but it does not include any school certificate. Choudhary mentions receiving an honorary D.Litt and states his highest qualification as a “PFC” from Kamaraj University. Kishor had also alleged that Choudhary has not studied beyond Class X.
