Press Release: Analysis of Assets Comparison of Re-Contesting MLAs in the Nagaland Assembly Election 2023

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Date: February 20, 2023

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Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and Nagaland Election Watch have analysed the self-sworn affidavits of 53 re-contesting MLAs in the Nagaland Assembly Election 2023. Out of the 53 re-contesting MLAs, assets of 47 MLAs (89%) have increased ranging from 0.1% to 6870% and assets of 6 MLAs (11%) have decreased ranging from -1% to -90%.


Summary of comparison for re-contesting MLAs


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  • Average Assets in 2018 Elections: The average assets of these 53 re-contesting MLAs fielded by various parties including independents in 2018 was Rs 5.46 Crores.
  • Average Assets in 2023 Elections: The average asset of these 53 re-contesting MLAs in 2023 is Rs 7.10 Crores.
  • Average Asset growth in 5 years (2018-2023): The average asset growth for these 53 re- contesting MLAs, between the Nagaland Assembly Elections of 2018 and 2023 is Rs 1.64 Crores.
  • Percentage growth in 5 years (2018-2023): Average percentage growth in assets for these 53 re-contesting MLAs is 30%.

Top 5 Re-contesting MLAs with highest asset increase (Rupees- wise)

  • B.S. Nganlang Phom of NDPP from Tamlu (ST) constituency has declared maximum increase in assets with an increase of Rs 15.05 Crores i.e from Rs 21.91 Lakhs in 2018 to Rs. 15.27 Crores in 2023.
  • Assets of Neiphiu Rio of NDPP from Northern Angami-II (ST) constituency has increased by Rs 10.53 Crores, from Rs 36.41 Crores in 2018 to Rs 46.95 Crores in 2023.
  • Assets of H. Tovihoto Ayemi of BJP from Dimapur-I constituency have risen by Rs 7.49 Crores, from Rs 1.78 Crore in 2018 to Rs 9.27 Crores in 2023.
The following table provides the asset details of top 5 re-contesting MLAs showing highest increase in assets (Rupee wise):

S.No.

Name

Source of Income (Self)

Source of Income (Spouse)

Party in Nagaland 2023

Party in Nagaland 2018

Constituency in Nagaland 2023

Constituency in Nagaland 2018

Assets in Nagaland 2023

(Rs.)

Assets in Nagaland 2018

(Rs.)

Assets Increase (Rs.)

% Increase

 in Assets

1.

B.S. Nganlang Phom

Salary

Nil

NDPP

NPF

TAMLU (ST)

TAMLU

15,27,90,578  
15 Crore+

21,91,966  
21 Lacs+

15,05,98,612  
15 Crore+

6870%

2.

Neiphiu Rio

Salary & Other Allowances as Member of Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Rental, Interest & Agricultural Income

Business Income from Floriculture, Rental, Interest & Agricultural Income

NDPP

NDPP

NORTHERN ANGAMI-II (ST)

NORTHERN ANGAMI-II

46,95,07,855  
46 Crore+

36,41,65,827  
36 Crore+

10,53,42,028  
10 Crore+

29%

3.

H. Tovihoto Ayemi

MLA, Advisor, Power, Government of Nagaland, Business

Business

BJP

BJP

DIMAPUR-I

DIMAPUR-I

9,27,98,830  
9 Crore+

1,78,38,333  
1 Crore+

7,49,60,497  
7 Crore+

420%

4.

N. Jacob Zhimomi

Rubber Plantation, Tea Plantation, Farm

NA

BJP

BJP

GHASPANI-I (ST)

GHASPANI-I

10,11,62,867  
10 Crore+

3,24,95,064  
3 Crore+

6,86,67,803  
6 Crore+

211%

5.

Dr. Chotisuh Sazo

Salary

Salary

Lok Janshakti Party(Ram Vilas)

NPF

CHAZOUBA (ST)

CHOZUBA

7,41,74,079  
7 Crore+

97,96,003  
97 Lacs+

6,43,78,076  
6 Crore+

657%

Table: Assets Comparison of top 5 re-contesting MLAs - rupees –wise


Average asset increase of re-contesting MLAs: Party-Wise


Following tables showcases the party-wise assortment of the average increase in assets of the re-contesting MLAs:

S.No.

Party in Nagaland 2023

Total Number

of MLAs

Average Assets in Nagaland 2023

(in Rs)

Average Assets in Nagaland 2018

(in Rs)

Average Asset Increase

(in Rs)

Average
% Increase in Asset

1.

NDPP

24

8,74,02,963  
8 Crore+

6,83,67,756   
6 Crore+

1,90,35,207  
1 Crore+

27.84%

2.

BJP

12

5,54,82,432  
5 Crore+

3,86,32,898   
3 Crore+

1,68,49,534  
1 Crore+

43.61%

3.

NCP

7

5,38,92,033  
5 Crore+

4,16,73,649   
4 Crore+

1,22,18,384  
1 Crore+

29.32%

4.

Lok Janshakti Party(Ram Vilas)

5

6,39,55,631  
6 Crore+

4,47,01,062   
4 Crore+

1,92,54,569  
1 Crore+

43.07%

5.

NPF

3

6,92,15,039  
6 Crore+

6,16,48,656   
6 Crore+

75,66,383  
75 Lacs+

12.27%

6.

IND

1

9,34,65,487  
9 Crore+

8,69,85,025   
8 Crore+

64,80,462  
64 Lacs+

7.45%

7.

Republican Party of India (Athawale)

1

59,83,897  
59 Lacs+

55,89,005   
55 Lacs+

3,94,892  
3 Lacs+

7.07%

GRAND TOTAL

53

7,10,86,361.77  
7 Crore+

5,46,63,429.86  
5 Crore+

1,64,22,931.90  
1 Crore+

30%

Table: Average asset increase of re-contesting MLAs - party wise


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