Mohammed Akram Ali Khan is a contestant from Telangana representing the IND in the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024 from Secundrabad. Date of election in Telangana constituency: May 13, 2024. Mohammed Akram Ali Khan, aged 38, is 12th Pass in terms of his education record. Mohammed Akram Ali Khan has zero cases against him. Financially, Mohammed Akram Ali Khan possesses total assets or net worth of Rs 1.3Crore with Rs 1.3Crore movable assets and Rs 0 immovable assets. He has Rs 0 in liabilities. Professionally, Mohammed Akram Ali Khan is engaged in Farming & Student of Law, Business.
Age
38
Gender
M
Cases
No
Profession
Farming & Student of Law, Business
Total Assets (Rs)
1.3 Crore
Movable Assets (Rs)
1.3 Crore
Immovable Assets (Rs)
-
Liabilities (Rs)
-
Pan Given
Y
Self Income (Rs)
27.2Lac
Total Income (Rs)
27.2 Lac
Candidate Affidavit Data 
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