Growth in immovable property
A major portion of this growth is attributed to Riniki Bhuyan Sarma's immovable assets, which increased nearly fivefold from ₹4.30 crore in 2021 to ₹19.25 crore in 2026. This includes a new plot of land acquired in 2022 valued at approximately ₹4.20 crore.
Currently, she owns three plots in Guwahati with a combined market value of ₹7.25 crore. Her holdings also include two residential buildings: a 5,919 sq. ft. house in Noonmati valued at ₹1 crore and a 7,200 sq. ft. house in Uday Path valued at ₹11 crore. Of her total immovable property, self-acquired assets account for ₹17.85 crore, while inherited assets are valued at ₹1.40 crore.
Investments, movable assets
The spouse's movable assets also saw a sharp rise, with investments in mutual funds and non-listed shares totaling over ₹5 crore. Additionally, she holds a life insurance policy with a surrender value of approximately ₹1.77 crore and owns a 2018 Jeep valued at ₹21 lakh.
The Chief Minister’s movable assets grew slightly, primarily through bank deposits and 180 grams of gold valued at over ₹25 lakh. In comparison, Riniki Sarma owns 1,459.221 grams of gold ornaments valued at ₹2.03 crore.
Loans, financial liabilities
The affidavit further details inter-personal loans and advances. Himanta Biswa Sarma provided a loan of ₹78.24 lakh to his wife and an advance of ₹63.25 lakh to Swarna Valley Developers for a house. Conversely, Riniki Sarma has lent a total of ₹3.66 crore, which includes advances to Pride East Entertainments Pvt. Ltd. and Swarna Valley Developers.
Rising liabilities
While assets grew, the couple's combined liabilities also rose significantly, jumping from ₹3.51 crore in 2021 to approximately ₹16.86 crore in 2026. These liabilities mostly consist of bank and institutional loans. The Chief Minister’s individual liabilities stand at just over ₹95 lakh, while his spouse’s liabilities are recorded at ₹15.91 crore.