Among the assets of 102 re-elected Lok Sabha MPs analysed by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and National Election Watch, YSRCP MP from Rajampet PV Midhun Reddy ranks third for the highest increase in declared assets from 2014 to 2024. His assets rose from Rs 22.59 crore in 2014 to Rs 66.51 crore in 2019, and then to Rs 146.85 crore in 2024, an absolute increase of about Rs 124.25 crore and a growth of roughly 550%. By comparison, the average increase for these 102 MPs over the same period was Rs 17.36 crore, with an average percentage growth of 110%.According to the ADR report, YSRCP MP YS Avinash Reddy from Kadapa ranked 15th in terms of asset growth over these three elections. He declared assets of Rs 7.04 crore in 2014, Rs 18.69 crore in 2019, and Rs 40.43 crore in 2024, an increase of approximately 474% over the decade. His assets grew by nearly Rs 33.38 crore across the three elections.Union civil aviation minister and Srikakulam MP K Rammohan Naidu of the TDP declared assets of Rs 8.41 crore in 2014, Rs 12.27 crore in 2019, and Rs 23.3 crore in 2024, showing an increase of around 177% over the decade. His assets rose by nearly Rs 15 crore across these three elections, placing him 28th among all MPs in terms of asset increase.Udayanraje Pratapsinh Maharaj Bhonsle of the BJP from Satara constituency recorded the highest increase in assets, rising by Rs 162.51 crore from Rs 60.60 crore in 2014 to Rs 223.12 crore in 2024. Poonamben Hematbhai Maadam of the BJP from Jamnagar constituency stands second, with assets increasing by Rs 130.26 crore, from Rs 17.43 crore in 2014 to Rs 147.7 crore in 2024.For the TDP, the combined declared assets of its lone re-elected MP – K Rammohan Naidu – show a total increase of about Rs 14.89 crore over the decade, with overall growth of approximately 177%. For the YSRCP, the combined declared assets of the two MPs – PV Midhun Reddy and Y S Avinash Reddy – indicate a total increase of about Rs 78.81 crore over the decade, with overall growth of approximately 532%. YSRCP MPs' asset growth represents the second-highest increase, both in absolute terms and in percentage, among all political parties in the country.ADR and National Election Watch have analysed the self-sworn affidavits of 102 out of 103 re-elected MPs between 2014 to 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Due to the non-availability of 2019 Lok Sabha affidavit data, Devendra Singh alias Bhole Singh, BJP MP from Akbarpur, Uttar Pradesh, has not been included in this analysis.