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Tanuja

Tanuja
Party
BSP
Occupation
Social Worker
Education
Post Graduate
Liabilities
0
Age
37
Total Income
15.3Lac
Assets
2.8Crore
Criminal Cases
No
Constituency & State
THANESAR, Haryana
Polling Date
October 5, 2024

Tanuja is contesting 2024 Haryana State Assembly Elections on as BSP candidate from , THANESAR constituency , KURUKSHETRA. Tanuja 's educational qualification is Post Graduate and has declared Social Worker as their profession. As per the election affidavit , Tanuja has total assests of ₹ 2.8Crore and liabilities valuing ₹0. Tanuja has declared annual income as ₹15.3Lac. Tanuja has declared No pending criminal cases against them, of which 0 are serious in nature. The voting is on 2024-10-05 and results are likely to be announced on October 8.

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All the information available on this page has been provided by Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) | MyNeta and sourced from election affidavits available in the public domain of Election Commission of India

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