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List of Candidates (MADHYA PRADESH)

Sno .	Candidate	Party	Criminal Cases	Education	Age	Total Assets	Liabilities
141	Jagdeesh Singh Parmar	Samata Samadhan Party	0	5th Pass	58	Rs 18,69,000 ~ 18 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
142	Jagdesh Kumar Patel	Akhil Bhartiya Apna Dal	0	12th Pass	33	Rs 20,500 ~ 20 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
143	Janardan Prasad Mishra	BJP	0	Graduate Professional	62	Rs 2,03,59,750 ~ 2 Crore+	Rs 5,80,627 ~ 5 Lacs+
144	Jani Karan	IND	0	Graduate	41	Rs 1,000 ~ 1 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
145	Jesingh Tekam	Gondvana Gantantra Party	0	8th Pass	68	Rs 1,58,10,660 ~ 1 Crore+	Rs 8,50,000 ~ 8 Lacs+
146	Jhamaklal	IND	0	5th Pass	67	Rs 50,000 ~ 50 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
147	Jitendra Banshkar	IND	0	10th Pass	33	Rs 1,70,000 ~ 1 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
148	Jitendra Jain	Bharat Prabhat Party	0	Graduate Professional	31	Rs 77,41,515 ~ 77 Lacs+	Rs 46,10,847 ~ 46 Lacs+
150	Jitendra Singh	IND	0	12th Pass	31	Rs 2,65,000 ~ 2 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
151	Jogilal Irpachi	IND	0	Graduate	58	Rs 3,02,30,000 ~ 3 Crore+	Rs 0 ~
152	Jyotiraditya M. Scindia	INC	0	Post Graduate	48	Rs 3,74,56,18,745 ~ 374 Crore+	Rs 29,00,000 ~ 29 Lacs+
153	Kailash Vasuniya	Bahujan Mukti Party	0	Graduate	41	Rs 96,342 ~ 96 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
154	Kamal Kumar Khatik	Pragatishil Samajwadi Party (Lohia)	0	12th Pass	63	Rs 22,03,000 ~ 22 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
155	Kamal Singh Maravi	INC	1	Graduate	58	Rs 31,82,853 ~ 31 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
156	Kamla Prasad Baiga	Bhartiya Shakti Chetna Party	0	10th Pass	37	Rs 30,828 ~ 30 Thou+	Rs 42,000 ~ 42 Thou+
157	Kamlesh Asati	IND	0	12th Pass	46	Rs 93,16,000 ~ 93 Lacs+	Rs 14,58,144 ~ 14 Lacs+
159	Kamlesh Namdev	IND	0	10th Pass	34	Rs 90,000 ~ 90 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
160	Kamlesh Vaishnav	Hindusthan Nirman Dal	0	Post Graduate	37	Rs 52,81,662 ~ 52 Lacs+	Rs 18,72,000 ~ 18 Lacs+

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