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Nearly half of India’s Chief Ministers have criminal cases: ADR report

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A new report by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) reveals that nearly 45% of India's Chief Ministers have declared criminal cases against themselves. The report analyzes election affidavits to provide data on the legal status of state leaders.

Nearly 45% of India’s Chief Ministers have declared criminal cases, according to a new ADR report based on their election affidavits. Here’s a look at which CM tops the list, who has no serious cases, and who is India’s richest Chief Minister.

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