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Sahalam Ali

Sahalam Ali
Gendermale
Age29
StateWEST BENGAL
ConstituencyNANDIGRAM

Sahalam Ali is contesting as a candidate from the IND in the 2026 WEST BENGAL Assembly elections. Voters of the NANDIGRAM constituency in the PURBO MEDINIPUR district of WEST BENGAL will decide Sahalam Ali's political fate. Sahalam Ali is 29 years old and has an educational qualification of 12th Pass. No cases are registered against Sahalam Ali. Sahalam Ali's total assets amount to Rs 1.1Lac, while liabilities stand at Rs 0.

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Candidate Details

2026
  • Serious IPC Counts

    0
  • Education

    12th Pass
  • Cases

    No
  • Self Profession

    Business
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Sahalam Ali Assets

  • Property Details
    2026
  • Total Assests

    1.1Lac
  • Movable Assets

    1.1Lac
  • Immovable Assets

    0
  • Liabilities

    0
  • Self Income

    7Lac
  • Total Income

    7Lac

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