MPs pay hike- is it justifiable?
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Getting unanimity among different political party leaders on any issue in India is a distant reality. However, the ideological/political differences suddenly vanished and our ‘netas’ from different political parties find unanimity in passing the bill for 300% hike in their salaries and allowances. A cursory picture of pay and allowances currently being drawn by our beloved representatives, the increase in their pay and allowances along with the percentile of increase as per the bill passed by the Parliament is projected hereunder. Pay and allowances of MPs Existing Rs. Revised Rs. Percentage of increase Salary 16,000 p.m. 50,000 p.m. 300% Constituency allowance 20,000 p.m. 40,000 p.m. 1...
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PRITISH NANDY ON MPs I was a MP not very long ago. I loved those six years. Everyone called me sir, not because of my age but because I was a MP. And even though I never travelled anywhere by train during those years, I revelled in the fact that I could have gone anywhere I liked, on any train, first class with a bogey reserved for my family. Whenever I flew, there were always people around to pick up my baggage, not because I was travelling business class but because I was a MP. And yes, whenever I wrote to any Government officer to help someone in need, it was done. No, not because I was a journalist but because I was a ...
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