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CJP Protest: Social activist Sonam Wangchuk, who was on hunger strike at Jantar Mantar for the last several days, was removed from there and taken to Safdarjung Astal. After which his wife approached the Delhi High Court and requested to admit Sonam to a private hospital. Sonam’s case has been defended in the High Court by Kapil Sibal, his son and team. After which the High Court accepted the request of wife Gitanjali and shifted Sonam to Medanta Hospital.
Kapil Sibal himself taking this case into his own hands makes this case high profile. In this way, let us know how much property does Kapil Sibal own?
How much property does Kapil Sibal own?
Kapil Sibal is one of the famous leaders of Congress. But Ko is also a lawyer by profession and fights many high profile cases in the country. Talking about Sonam’s property, she is the owner of more than Rs 100 crore. According to the affidavit filled in the year 2016, his assets are worth Rs 212 crore. Out of which about Rs 14 crore were deposited in bank accounts. At that time he also had a total cash amount of Rs 3 lakh.
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Owner of property worth crores
Not only this, Kapil Sibal has invested a large part of his wealth in the form of property in many cities. His commercial properties are in Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Delhi and Bengaluru, which are worth around Rs 3.65 crore. His residential properties are in Secunderabad, Patna, Delhi, Chandigarh, and Bengaluru, which is worth around Rs 3.65 crore.
Also fond of luxury cars
Kapil Sibal is also very fond of luxury cars. He has cars worth a total of Rs 89.48 lakh. These include a Suzuki Jeep of 1995, Hyundai Sonata of 2001, Toyota Corolla of 2003, Maruti Dezire of 2012, Mercedes GLC of 2015 and Toyota Carmi of 2016. Apart from this, he also has a motorcycle like a Royal Enfield Bullet bought in 1997 and Hero Splendor of 2016.
Sibal is also ahead in investment
Kapil Sibal also invests in the stock market. He has invested Rs 7 crore in listed companies of the stock market. So he has invested Rs 53 thousand in non-listed companies. He has also invested Rs 3 crore in bonds, FDs and corporate bonds.
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