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Nitish Kumar was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Bihar for a record tenth time during a grand ceremony at the iconic Gandhi Maidan in Patna on Thursday.
Samrat Chaudhary And Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha, two of the 26 ministers of the Nitish Kumar cabinet, also took the oath of office and secrecy today.
Election watchdog Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) analyzed 24 of the 26 ministers who took oath on Thursday. Of these, 11 (46 percent) have declared criminal cases against themselves, while 9 (38 percent) have declared serious criminal cases pending against them.
The BJP, which has 14 ministers in the 26-member Nitish Kumar cabinet, has six leaders who have declared serious criminal cases against themselves. Janata Dal (United), which has eight ministers apart from CM Nitish Kumar, has a serious criminal case registered against one member and a criminal case against two others.
BJP minister Mangal Pandey, who won from Siwan, is facing eight serious criminal cases. According to the self-attested affidavit, after Pandey, the BJP leader who won from Aurai seat is Ram Nishad, who has 5 serious criminal cases pending against him.
Serious criminal charge refers to an offense where the maximum punishment is 5 years or more, a non-bailable offence, an offense against women, or any election-related criminal charge. Criminal charge means any case pending against a candidate in which a court has taken cognizance.
criminal background
-Ministers with criminal cases: 11(46%) ministers have declared criminal cases against themselves.
-Ministers with serious criminal cases: 9(38%) ministers have declared serious criminal cases against themselves.
Educational Background Details
education of ministers: 8 (33%) ministers have declared their educational qualification to be between class 10th and 12th, while 15 (63%) ministers have declared their educational qualification to be graduation or above. One minister is a diploma holder.
One minister in Nitish Kumar’s cabinet is 10th pass, while 7 are 12th pass.
financial background
Millionaire: Of the 24 ministers analyzed, 21 (88%) are crorepatis.
Average wealth: The average wealth of 24 ministers has been analyzed 5.32 crores.
Richest Minister: The minister with the highest declared net worth is Rama Nishad from Aurai constituency. 31.86 crores.
Poorest Minister: The minister with the lowest declared net worth is Sanjay Kumar from Bakhri (SC) constituency. 22.30 lakh.
Liabilities: A total of 15 (63%) ministers have declared liabilities, out of which the minister with the highest liability is Vijay Kumar Sinha from Lakhisarai constituency. Liabilities of Rs 82.33 lakh.
11 ministers have declared criminal cases against themselves.
Age of ministers: A total of 5(21%) ministers have declared their age between 30 to 50 years, while 19(79%) ministers have declared their age between 51 to 80 years.
Women Minister: Out of all 27 ministers, 3 (11%) ministers are women.
swearing in ceremony On Thursday, top NDA leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) JP Nadda participated. Other chief ministers also participated in the event, including Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu; Delhi, Rekha Gupta; Haryana, Naib Singh Saini; Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma; and Nagaland, Nephew Rio,
The NDA returned to power in Bihar by winning 202 seats in the 243-member House, leaving BJP with 89 seats, JD(U) with 85, LJP(RV) with 19, HAM(S) with 5 and RLM with 4.
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