The affidavit also shows that his total income for the year 2017-18 was Rs 1,11,85,570. Gandhi stated that his source of income was MP's salary, royalty income, rents, interest from bonds and dividends and capital gain from mutual funds.
Rahul Gandhi's affidavit shows that he has Rs 72,01,904 as loans from various banks and financial institutions, out of which he owes Rs 5,00,000 as personal loan to Sonia Gandhi.
Moreover, the Congress leader has Rs 17,93,693 lakh as deposits in various banks and investments worth Rs 5,19,44,682 in bonds, debentures and shares. He has investments worth Rs 39,89,037 in NSS, postal savings, insurance policies and investment in financial instruments in post office or insurance companies.
The affidavit shows that Rahul Gandhi also owns 333.300 gm of gold jewellery valued at Rs 2,91,367.
The Congress President also declared that he has five cases against him. Out of those, four are defamation cases registered in Mumbai (Maharashtra), Ranchi (Jharkhand), Guwahati (Assam) and Bhiwandi (Maharashtra). The fifth case is a private complaint registered in Delhi's Patiala House Court by Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy on conspiracy to criminally misappropriate and cheat the shareholders of Associated Journals.
As for the educational qualification, Rahul Gandhi stated that he has a Development Studies MPhil degree from Trinity College, University of Cambridge.
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