
Jashubhai Bhilubhai RathvaDOCKET NO. 39524
Chhota Udaipur (ST), Gujarat — Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
18TH LOK SABHA
PARTICULARS
- AGE
- 55
- EDUCATION
- Graduate
- TERMS SERVED
- 1
- PROFESSION BEFORE POLITICS
- Social Activist, Agriculture, and Business
- DECLARED ASSETS
- Rs 1.7 Crore
- DYNASTY CONNECTIONS
- No major national dynasty connections; however, his son Sangramsinh Rathva is active in local party politics.
Jashubhai Bhilubhai Rathva is a Member of Parliament representing the Chhota Udaipur (ST) constituency in Gujarat. He is affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party.
ASSET DECLARATIONS OVER TIME
PARLIAMENTARY PERFORMANCE
- ATTENDANCE
- 95.8%
- QUESTIONS ASKED
- 137
- DEBATES PARTICIPATED
- 3
- MPLADS UTILIZATION
- 20.6%
SOURCE: PRS India
MPLADS FUND UTILIZATION
- ALLOCATED
- ₹14.70 Cr
- SPENT
- ₹3.83 Cr
- UNSPENT
- ₹10.87 Cr
- UTILIZATION
- 26.0%
- WORKS COMPLETED
- 94
- WORKS RECOMMENDED
- 253
SOURCE: Empowered Indian (empoweredindian.in/mplads), MPLADS government data
PROMISES TRACKED (2)
0 FULFILLED · 0 BROKEN · 0 IN PROGRESS · 2 UNVERIFIED
01. Committed during his 2024 campaign to advancing the BJP's manifesto planks on tribal welfare. Pledged to improve local education, health infrastructure, and rural development in the Chhota Udaipur tribal belt.
UNVERIFIEDTribal Welfare and Regional Development · SOURCE: 2024 Campaign Speeches / BJP Manifesto
02. Promised to focus on national policy areas heavily impacting the Chhota Udaipur constituency, specifically in unstarred parliamentary questions relating to pucca roads, bridge construction, and regional connectivity.
UNVERIFIEDInfrastructure Expansion · SOURCE: Parliamentary Questions / Local Rallies
CRIMINAL CASE DETAILS
One criminal case is listed.
CONTROVERSIES
Viral Gun-Brandishing Video
HIGH · ALLEGEDRathva faced immense backlash after a video went viral on social media showing him, his son Sangramsinh Rathva, and a local taluka president allegedly brandishing firearms in public. The local police registered a case against them for violating official notifications regarding the public display of weapons. In response, Rathva claimed they were in a state of 'excessive excitement' following a local election victory and had momentarily 'forgotten the law'.
2026-05 · SOURCE: TV9 Gujarati, May 24 2026
ELECTORAL HISTORY
SOURCES
- [1] MyNeta / Election Commission Affidavit 2024
- [2] PRS Legislative Research (18th Lok Sabha data pending updates)
- [3] 2024 Campaign Speeches / BJP Manifesto
- [4] Parliamentary Questions / Local Rallies