Meghalaya: Cong.candidate Vincent H Pala the richest poll candidate with 93cr

Many of the candidates in the state's upcoming assembly elections on February 27 are crorepatis.
The richest contender is Vincent H Pala, president of the Pradesh Congress, who is running in the Assembly elections for the first time. He has seven automobiles, four Apple iPhones worth 5 lakh, a 8 lakh Rolex watch, and seven other vehicles.
The Shillong MP's movable assets are worth a total of Rs. 1.16 crore. His wife has movable assets of Rs. 1.32 crore, making her another crorepati.
Pala, who is running for office in Sutnga-Saipung, is the owner of many lands worth Rs 91.25 crore. Additionally, his wife is the owner of lands worth Rs. 32.05 crore.

In terms of stated assets, Metbah Lyngdoh, the head of the United Democratic Party (UDP) and a candidate for Mairang, is ranked second. His moveable assets are valued at a total of Rs. 11.24 crore, according to his electoral affidavit. The value of his wife's personal property is Rs. 76.24 crore.
Similar to how his total immovable asset is currently valued at Rs. 10.31 crore, while his spouse's total immovable asset is currently valued at Rs. 48.50 crore.
Lyngdoh has fixed deposits with a present value of 2.89 crore rupees and overall savings of 1.88 crore rupees. The whole savings of his wife amount to Rs. 5.26 crore. She currently has fixed deposits worth Rs. 3.58 crore.

Lyngdoh has ten automobiles worth Rs 82.30 lakh in his possession, and his spouse has 37 vehicles worth Rs 3.34 crore in total. The pair is the state's largest landowner.

James PK Sangma, a candidate for the National People's Party (NPP) and a cabinet minister, has moveable assets worth Rs 15.69 crore and four vehicles, including a Mercedes Benz for Rs 1.26 crore and an Audi Q7 worth Rs 81 lakh.
The market value of James' immovable property is Rs 4.48 crore. James is the senior brother of CM Conrad K Sangma.