Equities, mutual funds, and more: How Bankipur MLA Prashant Kishor invests his wealth

His financial portfolio includes investments like fixed deposits, mutual funds, and bonds, He also possesses a dismantled rice mill and his wife has gold weighing 475 grams and silver weighing 200 grams.

Sayak Basu
Updated15 Aug 2026, 01:13 PM IST
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Jan Suraaj Party founder and candidate Prashant Kishor.
Jan Suraaj Party founder and candidate Prashant Kishor.(PTI)

Jan Suraaj Party founder and now MLA from Bihar's Bankipur, Prashant Kishor declared a net worth of around 198 crore when he filed his nomination for the bypolls that took place on 30 July.

The former election strategist contested and won an election for the first time.

As her his election affidavit, Kishor declared movable family assets worth 121,81,43,506 (almost 122 crore) and immovable assets worth 86,29,00,000 ( 86 crore).

His financial portfolio includes investments like fixed deposits, mutual funds, and bonds, He also possesses a dismantled rice mill and his wife has gold weighing 475 grams and silver weighing 200 grams.

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Here is how Kishor and his wife invest their money:

Shares and mutual funds

He has 1,985 shares of Bharti Airtel which is around 38,11,994

He has 73,243 shares of Indian Overseas Bank worth around 25,32,743.

Kishor's spouse has investments worth 1,24,72,270 in mutual funds

His spouse has 95.26 crore in shares of a company called Vedhas Ventures Private Limited.

Cash in hand

Kishor himself has 65,570 cash in hand while his wife has 1,95,200.

Real estate

Prashant Kishor has non-agricultural land worth 9,75,00,000 and residential buildings worth 76,54,00,000

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Prashant Kishor's political journey

Kishor's first association with politics began during Narendra Modi's campaign in the 212 Gujarat assembly elections.

His breakthrough came in the 2014 general elections, when he was once against involved with the BJP.

He has also helped the JD(U), RJD, Congress in the 2015 Bihar polls. Kishor had also joined the JD(U) in 2018, but got expelled by Nitish Kumar in 2020 following differences between the two.

He has also worked with the YSR Congress in 2019 Andhra elections, AAP in 2020 Delhi election, the TMC in 2021 West Bengal elections, and the DMK in 2021 Tamil Nadu elections.

Kishor formally launched his Jan Suraaj Party (JSP) in 2024 and unsuccessfully contested the Bihar 2026 elections.

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Sayak Basu is a digital journalist with more than seven years of experience in covering general news, politics, science, cricket, and football. He brings a sharp editorial eye and a keen attention to detail in the newsroom.<br><br> Sayak focuses on breaking stories, analysis of political and sporting events, and new scientific research that is pushing the limits of civilisation.<br><br> He has earlier worked for publications like NewsBytes, Cinemaholic, Zacks Investment Research, and Deccan Herald. Sayak currently serves as an Assistant Editor at Livemint where he runs daily news operations.<br><br> Sayak has a master's degree in English Literature from Jadavpur University, Kolkata.<br><br> Based out of Bengaluru, he has a keen interest in world cinema, literature, sports, and music.

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