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List of Candidates (BIJAPUR)

Sno .	Candidate	Party	Criminal Cases	Education	Age	Total Assets	Liabilities
41	M M Bagawan	IND	0	5th Pass	27	Rs 3,62,000 ~ 3 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
42	Mahadevi Dharmappa Natikar	IND	0	8th Pass	49	Rs 3,31,02,000 ~ 3 Crore+	Rs 12,00,000 ~ 12 Lacs+
43	Mahesh Mahadev Jadhav	SHS	0	10th Pass	38	Rs 18,44,626 ~ 18 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
44	Mallanagoud Basanagoud Patil	INC	0	Graduate Professional	53	Rs 1,04,89,05,747 ~ 104 Crore+	Rs 45,77,89,220 ~ 45 Crore+
45	Mallanna Ningappa Sali	INC	0	5th Pass	62	Rs 78,38,608 ~ 78 Lacs+	Rs 5,84,370 ~ 5 Lacs+
46	Mallappa Channaveerappa Managuli	JD(S)	0	10th Pass	82	Rs 6,73,70,015 ~ 6 Crore+	Rs 88,03,986 ~ 88 Lacs+
47	Mallikarjun Bhimappa Kenganal	Swaraj India	0	Others	46	Rs 2,60,17,000 ~ 2 Crore+	Rs 1,64,600 ~ 1 Lacs+
48	Mallu Nagappa Pujari	IND	0	10th Pass	39	Rs 41,40,741 ~ 41 Lacs+	Rs 70,000 ~ 70 Thou+
50	Manjula Kishan Chavan	Jana Samanyara Party (Karnataka)	0	10th Pass	36	Rs 1,73,500 ~ 1 Lacs+	Rs 93,305 ~ 93 Thou+
51	Nadagouda Appaji Urf Channabasavaraj Shankararao	INC	0	Graduate	60	Rs 11,06,97,067 ~ 11 Crore+	Rs 55,58,801 ~ 55 Lacs+
52	Nadagouda Gangadar Shankarrao	IND	0	12th Pass	55	Rs 1,76,66,755 ~ 1 Crore+	Rs 49,38,000 ~ 49 Lacs+
53	Nagesh Lakku Rathod	IND	0	5th Pass	40	Rs 20,00,000 ~ 20 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
54	Nagur Meti Shridhar	IND	0	10th Pass	44	Rs 50,73,530 ~ 50 Lacs+	Rs 50,000 ~ 50 Thou+
55	Peerpasha Shamsuddin Gachimal	NCP	1	8th Pass	45	Rs 2,04,74,000 ~ 2 Crore+	Rs 7,00,000 ~ 7 Lacs+
56	Prabhugouda Goudra	IND	0	Graduate Professional	38	Rs 6,05,000 ~ 6 Lacs+	Rs 3,00,000 ~ 3 Lacs+
57	Pundalik Rayappa Handiganoor	IND	0	10th Pass	60	Rs 11,52,000 ~ 11 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
59	Rakesh Siddaram Teli	Bhaarateeya Janashakthi Congress	0	Graduate	31	Rs 20,16,000 ~ 20 Lacs+	Rs 11,50,000 ~ 11 Lacs+
60	Ravi Shivappa Padasalagi	IND	1	Post Graduate	40	Rs 1,55,11,743 ~ 1 Crore+	Rs 1,06,22,277 ~ 1 Crore+

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