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REKHA KUMARI

Rashtriya Janata DalBankipur, Bihar

About this candidate

Everything below is what the candidate themselves declared to the Election Commission.

Party
Rashtriya Janata Dal · राष्ट्रीय जनता दल
Nomination
On the ballot
Age
46
Gender
female
Father's / husband's name
RANJAY KUMAR
Papers filed on
9th July, 2026
Education
Graduate
Occupation
Businesswoman
Declared assets
₹8,17,47,579 (~8 Crore)
Declared debts
₹3,31,58,451 (~3 Crore)
Assembly constituency
Bankipur (182)

Source: Election Commission of India - Candidate Affidavit Management· Updated Aug 3, 2026

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Declared court cases

Cases this leader listed in their own sworn election affidavit (Bankipur by-election 30-07-2026), shown exactly as published by the source.

1 declared case(s) 1 charge(s) under serious sections

Charges declared, by law section

  • 1×Attempt to commit culpable homicideIPC 308 Offence affecting life
  • 1×Punishment for theftIPC 379
  • 1×Forgery of valuable security, will, etc.IPC 467
  • 1×Forgery for purpose of cheatingIPC 468
  • 1×Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intentionIPC 34

Case-by-case detail

  • PendingIPC 308 · Offence affecting life
    Court
    A.C.J.M 11
    FIR no.
    KOTWALI P.S CASE NO - 445/2022
    Case no.
    G.R No .- 033607
    Sections
    IPC 308, 379, 467, 468, 34
    Charges framed
    No
    Appeal filed
    No

A pending case is an accusation before a court - it is not a conviction, and every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Charges under sections listed as serious in our methodology (offences affecting life, offences against women, kidnapping, robbery and similar) are highlighted so they are not missed. All details come from the leader's own affidavit via the cited source.

Source: MyNeta / ADR - Bankipur by-election 30-07-2026· Updated Aug 3, 2026· as of Bankipur by-election 30-07-2026

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