The 37-year-old graduate from L.N. Mithila University is a social worker and businesswoman by profession. (Image: Youtube)
Kavita Kumari Saha, a member of the Janata Dal (United) (JD(U)), is contesting from the 73-Madhepura Assembly constituency in the 2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly elections. She has been an active figure in Bihar politics and earlier ran from the same seat in 2020.
Representing the Janata Dal (United) (JD(U)), Kavita Kumari Saha is contesting from Madhepura in the 2025 Bihar elections. A businesswoman and social worker by profession, she remains an active presence in state politics.
The candidate is 37 years old as per her latest election affidavit filed in October 2025.
Her father's name is Amol Kumar as per official election documents.
She is contesting from the 73-Madhepura Assembly constituency in Madhepura district for the 2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly elections.
Kavita Kumari Saha is a member and candidate of the Janata Dal (United) political party.
Her residential/ office address as mentioned in the affidavit is Sukhasan Road Bhirkhi, Ward No.-24, PO-Madhepura, PS-Madhepura, District-Madhepura.
She is a Graduate with a B.A. degree from L.N. Mithila University, Darbhanga, which she completed in 1996.
Her total declared assets amount to approximately Rs 1.97 crore with liabilities of Rs 25 lakh, resulting in a net worth of approximately Rs 1.72 crore as per her latest affidavit.
While she is married to Kishori Kumar Saha, who works as a Social Worker & Businessman.
Her election affidavit listed zero criminal cases against her.
Her declared income shows,
Her spouse declared,
According to her sworn affidavit, her movable assets include cash, bank deposits, financial instruments, bonds, debentures, shares in companies, motor vehicles, and jewellery with a total declared value of Rs 1,72,58,227.
Her immovable property consists of agricultural land with a total current market value of Rs 25,00,000 as declared in her affidavit.
Disclaimer: The above information has been gathered from public sources such as the Election Commission of India’s 2024–2025 affidavit.
