In 2019, she resigned from her post as an executive editor in ET Now to contest
the 2019 Indian general election. She contested the
Maharajganj constituency as an
Indian National Congress candidate and lost to
Pankaj Choudhary of BJP, coming in third with 72,516 votes and 5.91% of the vote and her deposit was forfeited since she was unable to secure enough votes. This was the same constituency from which her father
Harsh Vardhan had earlier been an MP. According to her 2019 Lok Sabha election nomination filing, she has a net worth of 8.5 crores. In 2019, she was appointed as the spokesperson of the
All India Congress Committee. She participated in TV debates as Congress spokesperson. She also participated in
the UP Assembly Elections 2022 as a star campaigner of
the Indian National Congress. Congress won only 2% of the popular vote in this election. In 2022, Shrinate was appointed Chairman of Social Media & Digital Platforms of the Indian National Congress. Shrinate is mostly in news for her on-screen dual with fellow commentators. ==References==