INC

Shakuntala Rawat

Bansur

Age

Constituency

Bansur

State

Rajasthan

Assets

1.6Crore

Liabilities

19.6Lac

Movable Assets

60.5Lac

Education

N/A

Immovable Assets

1Crore

District

ALWAR

Criminal Cases

N/A

Self Profession

Housewife

Highlights of last 5 years

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Bansur Assembly Election Results

2023

2018

CANDIDATE NAME	PARTY	STATUS
Devi Singh Shekhawat	BJP	WON
Mukesh	BSP	LOST
Shakuntala Rawat	INC	LOST
Neeta Bai	IND	LOST
Rohitash Kumar	OTHERS	LOST

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