An overview of recent property disclosures by senior administrative and police officers in Uttar Pradesh reveals a broad range in personal asset ownership. While some officers have reported substantial real estate holdings, others have declared little to no property. These declarations, offer a glimpse into the varying financial profiles of individuals serving in key government positions.
Top 3 Richest Divisional Commissioners in Uttar Pradesh: Crores in Land and Real Estate
Property disclosures from Uttar Pradesh’s senior administrative officers reveal that Bal Krishna Tripathi, the Divisional Commissioner of Mirzapur, tops the list with assets exceeding ₹13 crore. Other officers in Azamgarh and Saharanpur also feature among the richest, with large agricultural holdings and urban properties across the state.
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UP’s Top 3 Wealthiest IG-DIG Rank Officers: Real Estate Worth Crores Across States
A fresh look into the property disclosures of IG-DIG rank IPS officers in Uttar Pradesh reveals some surprising figures. From dozens of assets to expansive agricultural land and luxury homes, these senior officers have amassed significant personal wealth during their service. Topping the list is Rakesh Prakash Singh of Mirzapur Range, followed closely by Gajendra Kumar Singh and Sanjeev Tyagi.
4 Senior IPS Officers in UP Show Decline in Property Holdings Over 5 Years
A comparative analysis of property disclosures submitted by senior police officers in Uttar Pradesh reveals that four IPS officers have reported a decline in the number of properties they own between 2020 and 2025. The reasons for this reduction—whether sale, transfer, or updated declaration norms—have not been specified in the reports.
| Range/Commissionerate | Officer Name | Properties in 2020 | Properties in 2025 |
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| Devipatan | Amit Pathak | 5 | 2 |
| Ghaziabad | Kalpana Saxena | 2 | 1 |
| Agra | Sanjeev Tyagi | 6 | 5 |
| Lucknow | Prashant Kumar (ADG) | 6 | 5 |
Key Highlights
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Amit Pathak reported the sharpest drop—from 5 properties in 2020 to just 2 in 2025.
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Kalpana Saxena and Prashant Kumar both reduced their property count by 1 each.
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Interestingly, Sanjeev Tyagi, despite showing a drop in asset count, remains one of the wealthiest IPS officers with over ₹36 crore in declared value (based on other reports).
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5 Divisional Commissioners in UP Increased Their Property Count in 5 Years
According to the latest asset disclosures submitted to the Central Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), five Divisional Commissioners in Uttar Pradesh have reported an increase in the number of properties they own compared to five years ago. The rise in property count reflects expanding real estate portfolios among the state’s senior bureaucrats.
| Division | Divisional Commissioner | Properties in 2020 | Properties in 2025 |
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| Kanpur | K. Vijendra Pandian | 2 | 3 |
| Ayodhya | Gaurav Dayal | 2 | 4 |
| Jhansi | Bimal Kumar Dubey | 2 | 3 |
| Chitrakoot | Anjit Kumar | 0 | 1 |
| Saharanpur | Atal Kumar Rai | 4 | 5 |
Notable Highlights
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Gaurav Dayal (Ayodhya) and Atal Kumar Rai (Saharanpur) reported the highest number of new acquisitions—both adding two new properties to their portfolios.
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Anjit Kumar (Chitrakoot) acquired his first property during this period.
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All five officers now own 3 or more properties as of 2025.
Agricultural Land, Flats, and Crores in Assets: Western UP’s Divisional Commissioners Reveal Property Details
In Western Uttar Pradesh, a new report on property disclosures reveals that Meerut Divisional Commissioner Hrishikesh Bhaskar Yashod owns the most agricultural land among his peers. The data also includes real estate holdings of Divisional Commissioners from Agra, Bareilly, Moradabad, and Aligarh, showing diverse investments across cities and states.
Muradabad DIG Emerges as Wealthiest Among 6 Range Officers in Western UP
A fresh round of property declarations from top police officers posted across six ranges in Western Uttar Pradesh highlights significant personal assets—particularly in real estate and farmland. DIG Muniraj Ji of Muradabad tops the list with assets worth over ₹3.84 crore, followed by senior IPS officers stationed in Agra, Bareilly, Meerut, and Aligarh.
Among 5 Divisional Commissioners in Central & Bundelkhand UP, Roshan Jacob Declared No Property
A recent review of property disclosures among five Divisional Commissioners from Central and Bundelkhand regions of Uttar Pradesh reveals that Roshan Jacob, currently posted in Lucknow, is the only officer in this group with zero declared assets. In contrast, other officers have reported properties spread across states like Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, Haryana, and Delhi.
Kanpur IG Tops Property Chart in Central and Bundelkhand UP; Ayodhya & Chitrakoot IGs Declare Nothing
Property disclosures of top police officers from the Central and Bundelkhand regions of Uttar Pradesh reveal Prashant Kumar Dintiyar, formerly posted as ADG of the Kanpur Range, as the richest officer in this cluster. His portfolio includes properties spread across Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Bihar. In stark contrast, officers like Praveen Kumar (IG, Ayodhya) and Rajose S. (DIG, Chitrakoot) have declared zero assets.
Purvanchal Property Check: From Crores in Farmland to Single Flat Owners
A new review of asset declarations from five Divisional Commissioners in Eastern Uttar Pradesh (Purvanchal) highlights sharp disparities in real estate ownership. While officers like Gaurav Dayal (Ayodhya) hold vast agricultural lands across multiple districts, others like Anil Dhingra (Gorakhpur) own only a single flat.
Basti DIG Dinesh Kumar P Emerges Among Wealthiest IPS Officers in Eastern UP
An investigation into the asset declarations of senior IPS officers in Eastern Uttar Pradesh reveals that DIG Dinesh Kumar P of Basti Range holds one of the highest property portfolios, valued close to ₹1 crore. While officers like Mohit Gupta (IG, Varanasi) own modest urban flats, others such as Sunil Kumar Singh (DIG, Azamgarh) and Anand Suresh Rao Kulkarni (DIG, Gorakhpur) have invested in a mix of ancestral and residential assets across multiple states.
After Sanjeev Tyagi, Vinod Kumar Singh Is the Richest Police Officer in Kanpur & Western UP Commissionerate’s
A close examination of property disclosures in Police Commissionerate across Western Uttar Pradesh and Kanpur has revealed that after the high-profile declaration by Sanjeev Tyagi, Vinod Kumar Singh, Additional Police Commissioner, Kanpur Nagar, holds one of the largest property portfolios among his peers. Meanwhile, some officers like Ajay Kumar (Noida) have declared no personal assets.
After Sanjeev Tyagi, These Police Chiefs Lead in Wealth: Vinod Singh, Balram Kumar, and Shivashivappa on Top
Following Sanjeev Tyagi’s widely reported property disclosure, fresh declarations from Additional Police Commissioners in Western UP and Kanpur Commissionerate show a new set of wealthy officers with multi-crore land and real estate portfolios spread across Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh.
Courtesy: Dainik Bhaskar