MLC-elect Kishore B.R. not facing any criminal case
The Hindu
BJP's Kishore B.R. elected to Legislative Council with no criminal cases, assets worth ₹1.12 crore, including lands and vehicles.
BJP’s Kishore B.R. (Kishore Kumar Puttur) who was elected to the Legislative Council in the byelection held from Dakshina Kannada Local Authorities Constituency is not facing any criminal case, according to the affidavit filed by him with the Election Commission ahead of the byelection.
Mr. Kishore, who is the proprietor of Khushi Travels, has immovable assets worth ₹1.12 crore. He has movable assets worth ₹33.61 lakh.
His wife, Priti Dasu Bhandari, who is the vice-president of G.M. Amusement and Leisure Park Limited, has movable assets worth ₹46.85 lakh.
The MLC-elect has five agricultural lands in Sarve village of Puttur taluk in Dakshin Kannada measuring between 0.3 cents and 2.6 cents. The value of these lands ranges between ₹3.9 lakh and ₹33.80 lakh. He has a tiled house in the village on 0.15 cents of land, which is worth ₹ 5.95 lakh.
Mr. Kishore has two non-agricultural lands in Paduperar village of Mangaluru Taluk which were purchased in 2010 and 2012 and they are worth ₹11.38 lakh and ₹8.85 lakh. He also owns 7,841 sq. ft. of agriculture land in Muduperar village of Mangaluru Taluk, which is valued at ₹29.13 lakh.
Among the movable assets, include a 2012-model Toyota Innova vehicle worth ₹6.52 lakh. He also has 105 gm of ornaments worth ₹7.35 lakh. Mr. Kishore has ₹1.29 lakh cash in hand. He also has ₹2,998 and ₹11,685 in his accounts at Bank of Baroda and SCDCC banks. Mr. Puttur has invested ₹17.87 lakh in Parashu Land Films, ₹34,643 in Rajarajeshwari Infratect and ₹7,994 in Kushi Associates.
He declared income of ₹3.35 lakh for 2018-19 and ₹4.86 lakh for 2022-23.
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