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Total women candidates

Sno	Candidate	Constituency	Party	Criminal Case	Education	Total Assets	Liabilities
141	Farzana Usmangani Baig	MALABAR HILL	IND	0	5th Pass	Rs 1,43,151 ~ 1 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
142	Shobha Basuraj Kamble	MALABAR HILL	IND	0	8th Pass	Rs 2,153 ~ 2 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
143	Meetali Milind Lavate	MALAD WEST	BSP	0	10th Pass	Rs 20,75,000 ~ 20 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
145	Sunita Mohan Zende	MALSHIRAS (SC)	IND	0	5th Pass	Rs 47,000 ~ 47 Thou+	Rs 50,000 ~ 50 Thou+
146	Ashwini Shivcharan Akhade	MEHKAR (SC)	NCP	0	12th Pass	Rs 37,90,000 ~ 37 Lacs+	Rs 2,50,000 ~ 2 Lacs+
147	Surekha Alias Suraiyya Shahin Shaikh	MIRAJ (SC)	IND	0	Graduate	Rs 10,45,000 ~ 10 Lacs+	Rs 1,86,000 ~ 1 Lacs+
148	Pratiksha Prakash Sonavane	MIRAJ (SC)	IND	0	10th Pass	Rs 25,97,500 ~ 25 Lacs+	Rs 13,50,000 ~ 13 Lacs+
149	Kevale Chhaya Nagnath	MOHOL (SC)	IND	0	Literate	Rs 14,400 ~ 14 Thou+	Rs 0 ~
150	Sumitra Sahebrao Gayakwad	MORSHI	IND	0	5th Pass	Nil	Rs 0 ~
151	Ku. Sunita Dhonduji Kumare	MORSHI	IND	0	Graduate	Rs 1,41,000 ~ 1 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
152	Dr. Mrudula Shreekant Patil (dharme)	MORSHI	BSP	0	Post Graduate	Rs 85,57,465 ~ 85 Lacs+	Rs 24,50,000 ~ 24 Lacs+
154	Patil Premalabai Ganpatrao	MUKHED	Republican Bahujan Sena	0	Literate	Rs 11,41,300 ~ 11 Lacs+	Rs 45,000 ~ 45 Thou+
155	Yugandhara Yashwant Salekar	MUMBADEVI	SHS	0	Graduate	Rs 8,50,211 ~ 8 Lacs+	Rs 5,20,000 ~ 5 Lacs+
156	Munira Abdul Karim Khan	MUMBADEVI	Bharatiya Minorities Suraksha Mahasangh	0	Graduate	Rs 2,37,397 ~ 2 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
157	Khan Shaheen Liyakat Ali	MUMBRA-KALWA	IND	2	8th Pass	Rs 24,79,754 ~ 24 Lacs+	Rs 0 ~
158	Awachar Pratibha Prabhakar	MURTIZAPUR (SC)	IND	0	Not Given	Rs 9,95,320 ~ 9 Lacs+	Rs 2,00,000 ~ 2 Lacs+
159	Abha Bijju (vijaykumar) Pande	NAGPUR CENTRAL	IND	0	Post Graduate	Rs 1,22,09,419 ~ 1 Crore+	Rs 1,50,000 ~ 1 Lacs+
160	Neena Laxmanrao Wasnik	NAGPUR NORTH (SC)	IND	0	Post Graduate	Rs 32,000 ~ 32 Thou+	Rs 0 ~

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