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Boggula Suniithha

Boggula Suniithha
Party
IND
Occupation
Social Service
Education
12th Pass
Liabilities
0
Age
50
Total Income
1.5Lac
Assets
31.6Lac
Criminal Cases
No
Constituency & State
SECUNDERABAD, TELANGANAlost
Polling Date
May 13, 2024

Boggula Suniithha is contesting 2024 Lok Sabha Elections on as IND candidate from , SECUNDERABAD constituency , TELANGANA. Boggula Suniithha 's educational qualification is 12th Pass and has declared Social Service as their profession. As per the election affidavit , Boggula Suniithha has total assests of ₹ 31.6Lac and liabilities valuing ₹0. Boggula Suniithha has declared annual income as ₹1.5Lac. Boggula Suniithha has declared No pending criminal cases against them, of which 0 are serious in nature. The voting is on 2024-05-13 and results are likely to be announced on June 4.

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